@The_Nephilimm My bad, 14 hours sleep and a kind message from someone brighter then me.. I was reading your dx wrong you were/are running with "High" power settings.
I am still curious on how you get on though.
Well I am going to request anyone here that runs 3D surround to help me test something.. If you could be so kind as to DL and install nThusim on your system. it is a free dl and trial for 10minutes at a time.. what I would like you to do is set the warp up weird so when ingame you know for sure the warp is enabled and test 3D vision and see if S3D works or not while running nThusim..
If you could bend the warp as to make it look really off it would be good as you will be able to tell if the warping is working.. if you get #d working I will be surprised..
@The_Nephilimm I am seriously annoyed now as 2 days ago I was living in ignorant bliss.
This setup of yours has interested me greatly, so I have been reading; Apparently...
"Nvidia 3D vision is there are a very strict limitations Nvidia has on it. It has to be a certified projector in order for the driver to register it as something that can be used. Sometimes people will hack the EDID to make Nvidia think a non-certified projector is certified, but it's a three ringed circus to get that working correctly. "
@BHawthorne
http://www.forums.nthusim.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=264
*I'm still reading so 2 sets of eyes are better then 1.
Yes the Projectors I have a 3D Vision certified.. After much fiddling about it appears any DX9 game is not working so it is not only SWTOR that is not working..
I have tried several things and nothing has worked.. I am pretty sure it just stopped working but that don't seem to make sence as to why it would just stop working like that.. I am severly frustrated too but for the time being I am using SimPit warp which works but still unable to run SWTOR in Fullscreen mode but at least the 3D works.. 😉
