Does bryce has any function to stereo3d rendering?Need plugins? Thanks.

The short answer is, 'no'. Bryce was only ever intended to be a landscape renderer. It's the skill of the very many talented artists that made it what it is today. Sadly, Bryce will never be more than an easy to use/learn 3D proggy with no chance of ever being upgraded. If it did I would think that the ability to render in stereo would probably not be high on anyone's list.

Thanks.

You're very welcome.

Stereo pictures created in Bryce 7.1 http://3d-animation-ru.ucoz.com/nature_stereo.jpg

Stereo anaglyph pictures created in Bryce 7.1 http://3d-animation-ru.ucoz.com/nature_anaglyph.jpg

PoserUserFromRussia: Fantastic!!!! How did you do that? Please let us know. I've never seen that before!!!!!!

I created two rendering for two camera positions. The distance between the cameras depends on the size of the objects of the scene. In this scene the distance between the cameras is equal to 1 on the axis Z.

You can use a free program for creating stereo anaglyph images. http://www.stereoeye.jp/software/index_e.html To view a stereo anaglyph image, you will need glasses with red and green filters.

Heres 3 from my gallery, all rendered in Bryce but put together in Photoshop with a 3D Anaglyph template.

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/excavator-anaglyph-/2640468/?p

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/blackhawk-anaglyph-/2514257/?p

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/crane-3d-anaglyph-/2485877/?p

Very interesting stuff! Thank you for posts!

Thanks very one. But I need the picture is like this but not anaglyph.The picture includes ( black and white foreground image )+(colored background image),when you see it you can see a 3D obj in image,this is what I want stereo image. Please try to see it..

@Atpo. I can see the picture, it's an image of a bust in profile. This is what you want. SIRDS - Single Image Random Dot Stereograms. Google SIRDS.

Depends on what sort of 3D you want. Anaglyphs and renders to be viewed cross-eyed or parallel-eyed can be rendered in Bryce in one go. Just put an appropriate lens in front of it. If you prefer to spend a bit of money over experimenting, there's Bryce 7 Pro True 3D Rendering (https://www.daz3d.com/bryce-7-pro-true-3d-rendering). I apologise for the self-advertisement. I've been a great fan of true 3D for a very long time, have a 3D photo camera, photographed even spherical HDRI anaglyph panoramas and did anaglyphs by rendering two images. That's why we came up with a lens that does it all in one go.