Since you are reading this, I can safely assume you have downloaded your
tar tape correctly.  This Should be in the Stereo Directory


The only new stuff in here really is ShowStereo.m
and perhaps StereoGL.m

I'm sending my whole Stereo directory, although the slide show
is the old stuff not new stuff.


To use the new ShowStereo
Load these into a math session

In[1]:=  <<StereoGL.m

In[2]:=  <<ShowStereo.m


You may have to change the pathname in StereoGL.m
in order for things to work right.

Then Try Something like 
ShowStereo[Plot3D[Sin[(x^2+y^2)],{x,-Pi,Pi},{y,-Pi,Pi}]]

AngularSeperation
StereoWindowSize
StereoWindowPlacement
SaveStereoPair

Are important options that can be set.

To save a postscript image of the above would be

ShowStereo[Plot3D[Sin[(x^2+y^2)],{x,-Pi,Pi},{y,-Pi,Pi}],SaveStereoPair->True]

It will then querry for a filename.

Inside Mathematica, (once the package has been loaded),
a Question mark followed by the option name will tell you how to
use that option

example

In[4]:= ?AngularSeperation
StereoShow Option: Angular Seperation of the two 
view points in Radians. Default AngularSeperation -> .06


You will probably have to change AspectRatio in your
graphics to get them to look right, this is Graphics option.



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old README
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The Script StereoSlides will Show the images in this Direcory.

FIRST change the Variable 'filefind' in StereoSlides to indicate 
where to find your copy of glps.

Make sure this new glps in the bin directory of your homedirectory
(a new and slightly improved copy of bin/glps is on this tape)


Execute StereoSlides from your homedirectory
Stereo/StereoSlides

It will prompt you for the time in seconds between slides.

It will loop until you hit ^Z on the window you launched it from,
then do a kill %1 to clean things up.

This last part is a bit sloppy, but it works, and you shouldn't have
to do it often, (I may have a better viewer written before the show, 
or feel free to hack this one)