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One of my favorite types of Autostereogram is the Object Array Stereogram, because they are well rendered as 2D images, but when you switch to the correct focal
by ozten 3y ago
One of my favorite types of Autostereogram is the Object Array Stereogram, because they are well rendered as 2D images, but when you switch to the correct focal distance, you get an amazing 3D experience.
They have the built in constraint that you need to have rows if identical objects, but that works quite well for chess pieces in this example.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chess_Single_Image_Stereogram_by_3Dimka.jpg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chess_Single_Image_Ster...
- docandrew 3y agoI had a (really creative) buddy growing up who figured out that you could do the wallpaper function in Mario Paint (which filled the canvas with repeating icons) and then stamp over some of the icons but slightly offset, and when you crossed your eyes funny they’d pop out of the screen. Very easy DIY Magic Eye.
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