I have written a small python script to generate stereograms from blender.
If you are interested, download http://www.sulyok.hu/~peti/blender/stereogram.py and put it in your scripts dir.
Then download http://www.sulyok.hu/~peti/blender/stereogram.blend.
Open it.
Choose Scripts -> Update Menus.
Choose Scripts -> Wizards -> Stereogram
Press Generate in the scripts window, and see the result saved as stereogram.tga.
I would like to know what you think about it, or if you have some suggestion.
Wonderful idea!
I’ve just tried the stereogram.blend, the resulting tga shows the two rings in 3D but wit some (unrilevant) errors. The ring on the right seems to be broken and that on the left seems to have a square on its surface (seems to be ‘over’ the ring). But really good!
A suggestion could be the possibility to generate a full scene for a sird video
Could you explain how is the right ring broken, and where did you see that square on the left? I could not find such errors, or I did not get what you meant.
I have just noticed that I left rendering size at PAL. The default setting suits FULL size better. “Pattern Width” and “Levels” should be decreased for smaller images.
Video is a good idea. The only problem is that I have tried to render the stereogram using the generated image, loaded as a texture on a plane, viewed by a camera. The result was a bad quality PNG image. I guess a rendered video would be something similar. I can imagine generating several TGA images, loaded into GIMP and create a video, but that is more complicated than just pressing the GENERATE button in the scripts window.