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	Present in almost all Stereo profiles, but meaning unknown. My complete guess is that it may be related to driver heuristics to decide when the stereo correction formula is applied (e.g. for UI elements)?		Present in almost all Stereo profiles, but meaning unknown. My complete guess is that it may be related to driver heuristics to decide when the stereo correction formula is applied (e.g. for UI elements)?
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		+	<u> Possible Values </u>
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	| 0x00000000 || Unknown
		+	|-
		+	| 0x00000001 || Default
		+	|-
		+	| 0x00000002 || Use StereoCutoffDepthNear
		+	|-
		+	| 0x00000004 || Use StereoCutoffDepthFar
		+	|-
		+	| 0x00000008 || Unknown
		+	|}
		+
		+	Other values are invalid.
	<u> Observations </u>		<u> Observations </u>
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	<u> Observations from D-Man11 (see [https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/801771/3d-vision/tomb-raider-triology/post/4785703/#4785703 this post]) </u>		<u> Observations from D-Man11 (see [https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/801771/3d-vision/tomb-raider-triology/post/4785703/#4785703 this post]) </u>
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		+	Note: the values below have been edited from the original post to use the setting names and their decrypted values.
	Interesting thing is, if you apply the TR: Underworld profile, the UI text doesn't split, just the background.		Interesting thing is, if you apply the TR: Underworld profile, the UI text doesn't split, just the background.
−	Messing around with Legend, I found that Setting ID_0x7050e011 = 0x0ad0eed9 InternalSettingFlag=V0 and Setting ID_0x709a1ddf = 0x4b1cd96b InternalSettingFlag=V0 were the responsible flags from the Anniversary profile to stop the UI from splitting. Either by itself would not do anything.	+	Messing around with Legend, I found that StereoCutoffDepthNear = 25.0 and Setting StereoCutoff = 0x00000002 were the responsible flags from the Anniversary profile to stop the UI from splitting. Either by itself would not do anything.
−	If I just added them to the existing Legend profile, it wouldn't work, something was stopping it.	+	If I just added them to the existing Legend profile, it wouldn't work, something was stopping it. (DarkStarSword's note - this may have been because they were encrypted. This experiment should be repeated)
−	If I deleted everything from the Legend profile, excluding Setting ID_0x701eb457 = 0x2241ab21 InternalSettingFlag=V0 (which is needed, if you remove it, the profile defaults to generic) and added the 2 flags from Anniversary, the UI would not split.	+	If I deleted everything from the Legend profile, excluding StereoProfile = 0x00000001 (which is needed, if you remove it, the profile defaults to generic) and added the 2 flags from Anniversary, the UI would not split.
−	Setting ID_0x7050e011 = 0x0ad0eed9 InternalSettingFlag=V0 // is exclusive to TR: Anniversary	+	StereoCutoffDepthNear = 0x41c80000 (25.0) // is exclusive to TR: Anniversary
−	Setting ID_0x709a1ddf = 0x4b1cd96b InternalSettingFlag=V0 // is found in 26 other profiles	+	StereoCutoff          = 0x00000002 // is found in 26 other profiles
−	Setting ID_0x701eb457 = 0x2241ab21 InternalSettingFlag=V0 // is found in 2110 profiles	+	StereoProfile        = 0x00000001 // is found in 2110 profiles
	So the above 3 settings need to be present and there must not be any current settings in the profile to block the effect.		So the above 3 settings need to be present and there must not be any current settings in the profile to block the effect.
−	I did not bother to find the offending setting in the original Legend profile.	+	I did not bother to find the offending setting in the original Legend profile.
−		+
−	<u> Wild speculation </u>	+
−		+
−	I believe that StereoCutoff = 1 is the default for profiles missing that setting. As far as I can tell, only the low four bits are used - I have no idea why other bits are set in the profiles though, so I might be missing something. Further to that, the profiles shipped with the driver don't make much sense at all here compared to what the driver appears to do with the values (over 1200 profiles appear to have invalid values), so take the next paragraph with a grain of salt - this probably needs to be experimentally confirmed. More damning is that this does not seem to match observations for Tomb Raider:	+
−		+
−	Only 0, 1, 2, 4, and 8 seem to be valid values for the low nibble of StereoCutoff - any other value appears to be ignored and 1 will be used in their place. If StereoCutOff=2, StereoCutoffDepthNear is used (default is 1.0 if not specified in the profile). StereoCutOff=4 means that StereoCutoffDepthFar is used (default is 10000.0 if not specified in the profile). It does not appear possible to combine these two. I do not know what StereoCutoff=0, 1 or 8 means.	+
−		+
−	It is worth noting that most games render their UI at depth=1.0. I would guess that StereoCutoff might be used in these games to denote that geometry at exactly that depth should not be stereoised, or to specify what depth or range of depths should be ignored for games that do not do that and have no better way to match UI elements.	+
−		+
−	It is worthwhile noting that this is not the only heuristic that the driver will use for UI elements - e.g. if there is no depth buffer assigned when the UI is drawn it will not stereoise it regardless of the depth value. Presumably this is controlled by another setting (Maybe StereoTextureEnable = 0x80 ?).	+
	== More Settings ==		== More Settings ==

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Revision as of 01:53, 16 July 2016

This page is a work in progress - feel free to expand it with extra knowledge, before & after screenshots, etc.

Tools

The recommended tool for working with profiles is NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.1.2.7 or later due to its ability to decrypt internal settings.

Latest continuous integration build

Source code

Forum thread (note that the download linked from here does not yet support decrypting internal settings)

Obsolete tools:

NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.1.2.6 or older

NVIDIA Inspector 1.9.7.5 or older (English mirror)

GeForce 3D Profile Manager

NVIDIA Inspector Custom Stereo Settings Names

NVIDIA Inspector: Download this CustomSettingNames_en-EN.xml file to replace the one from NVIDIA Inspector, which will add all the settings listed on this page to the Stereo category.

NVIDIA Profile Inspector: This XML file has been submitted upstream to the open source NVIDIA Profile Inspector project. Version 2.1.2.5 has this already built in. If you are not using that version you can still use the XML file linked above, but name it 'CustomSettingNames.xml' (i.e. remove the '_en-EN').

Important note about encoding of "Internal" Settings

Some profiles are shipped with the internal settings flag set on certain settings. These show up with "InternalSettingFlag=V0" in Geforce Profile Manager, but there is no easy way to distinguish them in NVIDIA Inspector. These settings are encrypted and the values read out with these tools will not match any of the documentation here. Further, if they are written back with NVIDIA Inspector, the flag will be cleared and they will become corrupt. Geforce Profile Manager allows them to be written back with the flag intact avoiding the corruption, but still does not help understand them.

A script to decipher these values from Geforce Profile Manager is available: here

NVIDIA Profile Inspector 2.1.2.7 or later can correctly decode these, and is now the recommended tool for working with driver profiles. Version 2.1.2.7 Latest build

Notes on settings with multiple IDs

Some settings on this page are listed with two or three IDs. This is not fully understood yet. Generally you should stick to the first value listed, but if a profile also lists the second or third value in this list it might be used in place of the first (however a given profile will only use a specific ID out of the second or third in the list).

The following settings have multiple IDs:

Name	Primary ID	1st Alternate ID	2nd Alternate ID
StereoConvergence	0x708DB8C5	0x7077bace	0x7084807e
LaserSight	0x7058B6E1	0x7031a2e7	0x7045b752
FrustumAdjustMode	0x70A1411A	0x70ed1da7	0x70f475a0
StereoTextureEnable	0x70EDB381	0x70e1518c	0x70c0125e
Rhwinf	0x706E1913	0x70cc286a	0x70a3fee6
Rhwscr	0x70A4995C	0x7030b071	0x70b57ed1
InGameLaserSight	0x7064F0C2	0x70dd2585	0x70e7adad
StereoCutoffDepthNear	0x7050E011	0x704ef483	0x7031de06
StereoCutoff	0x709A1DDF	0x704fcf5c	0x7053569a
DX10VSCBNumber	0x70F8E408		0x70f64a32

StereoProfile (AKA The Mystery Stereo Setting) 0x701EB457

This setting is known to be very important to stereo profiles. We now know it's official name is STEREO_STEREOPROFILE, and will be referred to as "StereoProfile" in future releases of NVIDIA Profile Inspector.

Observations

- The mere existance of this setting on a DX9 profile will enable Stereo in windowed mode, regardless of the value.

- This setting is required to enable a lot of stereo related code in the driver.

- Certain other stereo settings (e.g. StereoTextureEnable) may be ignored without this setting.

- If this is missing in a profile, attempting to save the profile with Ctrl+F7 will not work, and will restore the default convergence instead. It has been noted that adding this setting to the base profile can solve this globally, but may cause the monitor to switch to stereo mode when using certain 2D applications (e.g. VS2015), which may be undesirable in some cases.

Bit Definitions

Missing	Not a stereo profile (Certain things will not work, including saving the profile via Ctrl+F7)
0x00000000	Not a stereo profile (Certain things will not work - need to confirm exactly what differs compared to missing)
0x00000001	Stereo profile (everything will work)
0x2241AB21	Encrypted, upgrade NVIDIA Profile Inspector

Notable Settings

StereoTextureEnable (0x70edb381 / 0x70e1518c / 0x70c0125e)

- Controls the heuristics that determines which render targets & Z buffers are stereoised and which are not.

- Controls the heuristics that determines in what situations the stereo correction formula will be applied.

- Some bits are used for specific games.

Observations

- Setting this to all F's will turn a game into mono, suggesting that some high bits might filter out some render targets, rather than enabling them.

Bit Definitions

Contact DarkStarSword or Bo3b privately for a complete list of bit definitions for this setting.

Chiri determined a number of these (see this post)

0x00000001	[ET] = Stereoize render target textures which are of size or exceeding the size of the backbuffer (and are not square).
0x00000002	[ESMT] = Stereoize all non square render target textures smaller then backbuffer.
0x00000004	[ESQT] = Stereoize sqare render target textures.
0x00000008	[DBBST] = ???
0x00000010	[DBBS] = ???

Default Value

If not specified in a profile, the driver appears to use 0x23 as the default.

StereoUseMatrix (0x70e34a78)

- Able to automatically fix halo type issues in many games

Known Values

0x00000000	Disabled (only vertex output position will be adjusted by the driver)
0x00000001	Enabled (other texcoord outputs based on the position will be adjusted by the driver)
0x1945B570	Encrypted, upgrade NVIDIA Profile Inspector

StereoFlagsDX10 (0x702442fc)

- Able to resolve mono depth buffer issues in DirectX 11 games, such as Far Cry 4 and Ryse: Son of Rome.

Bit Definitions

0x00008000	STEREO_COMPUTE_SAME_RESOURCES_AS_GRAPHICS - "stereorize the same resources as for graphics (do not mark all UAVs as stereorizable)"
0x00004000	STEREO_COMPUTE_ENABLE - enables running compute shaders once for each eye. Fixes mono depth buffer issue in Far Cry 4 (SLI users can alternatively resolve this with custom SLI compatibility bits), Witcher 3, and other games.
0x00000024	One of these two bits negated the separation value reported to 3Dmigoto in Far Cry 4

Known Values

0x00000001	Far Cry 2 (DX10 version)
0x00000004	Crysis, Civilisation V
0x00000008	3DMark Vantage
0x000000E0	Resident Evil 5
0x00000200	Crysis 3, Battlefield 3
0x00000400	Batman: Arkham City, Metro 2033
0x00001000	Passion Leads Army Benchmark
0x00002000	Titanfall
0x00002004	Crysis Warhead
0x00004000	Max Payne 3, Far Cry 4 (352.86+), The Witcher 3, Batman: Arkham Knight, The Park
0x00034000	Metro: Last Light
0x1C22FE24	Encrypted, upgrade NVIDIA Profile Inspector

StereoCutoff (0x709a1ddf / 0x704fcf5c / 0x7053569a)

Present in almost all Stereo profiles, but meaning unknown. My complete guess is that it may be related to driver heuristics to decide when the stereo correction formula is applied (e.g. for UI elements)?

Possible Values

0x00000000	Unknown
0x00000001	Default
0x00000002	Use StereoCutoffDepthNear
0x00000004	Use StereoCutoffDepthFar
0x00000008	Unknown

Other values are invalid.

Observations

- Setting this to 0x00000000 broke shadows in Miasmata

Observations from D-Man11 (see this post)

Note: the values below have been edited from the original post to use the setting names and their decrypted values.

Interesting thing is, if you apply the TR: Underworld profile, the UI text doesn't split, just the background.

Messing around with Legend, I found that StereoCutoffDepthNear = 25.0 and Setting StereoCutoff = 0x00000002 were the responsible flags from the Anniversary profile to stop the UI from splitting. Either by itself would not do anything.

If I just added them to the existing Legend profile, it wouldn't work, something was stopping it. (DarkStarSword's note - this may have been because they were encrypted. This experiment should be repeated)

If I deleted everything from the Legend profile, excluding StereoProfile = 0x00000001 (which is needed, if you remove it, the profile defaults to generic) and added the 2 flags from Anniversary, the UI would not split.

   StereoCutoffDepthNear = 0x41c80000 (25.0) // is exclusive to TR: Anniversary
   StereoCutoff          = 0x00000002 // is found in 26 other profiles
   StereoProfile         = 0x00000001 // is found in 2110 profiles

So the above 3 settings need to be present and there must not be any current settings in the profile to block the effect.

I did not bother to find the offending setting in the original Legend profile.

More Settings

StereoConvergence (0x708db8c5 / 0x7077bace / 0x7084807e)

Stores the convergence value of a profile as a floating point value.

Default Value: 4.0

Comments (0x704d456e) - text

Stores the comments displayed in the green text by the driver.

Developer_Issues (0x704f5928) - text

Alternate setting for the comments displayed in the green text by the driver.

StereoMemoEnabled (0x707f4b45)

0x00000000	Green text disabled
0x00000001	Green text enabled

Compatibility Mode Settings

Helifax created a guide with more information about these settings: Guide: How to Enable and TWEAK 3D Compatibility Mode in any DX11 Game

2DDHUDSettings (0x709adada)

2DDConvergence (0x709adadb)

Disable2DD (0x709adadd)

2DD_Notes (0x709adadc) - text

Notes displayed when compatibility mode is enabled

VR Direct Settings

These settings have appeared in recent drivers and are believed to be related to VR Direct:

StereoVRConvergenceBias (0x708db8c6)

StereoVRRefreshRateOverride (0x708db8c8)

StereoVRVsync (0x708db8c9)

Laser Sight Settings

TsaebehT created a guide with more information about these settings: Guide: Correcting/Off-Centering LaserSight

LaserSightEnabled (0x7054837a)

0x00000000	Laser sight disabled
0x00000001	Laser sight enabled

LaserXAdjust (0x7057e831)

Horizontal adjustment encoded as a hex float between 0.0 (left) and 2.0 (right). Default: 1.0 (center)

LaserYAdjust (0x70225308)

Horizontal adjustment encoded as a hex float between 0.0 (top) and 2.0 (bottom). Default: 1.0 (center)

LaserZAdjust (0x7014fca2)

0x3f800000	Enables dynamic laser sight depth
other	Laser sight is either at screen depth or infinity

LaserSightProperty (0x7032243a)

Governs the laser sight opacity

LaserSightTrigger (0x70031b88)

Known Values

0x80b671f8

Gears of War

InGameLaserSight (0x7064f0c2 / 0x70dd2585 / 0x70e7adad)

Observations

Used in many Source games, e.g. HL2, LFD2

InGameLaserSightDX9States (0x706139ad)

Observations

Used in certain Source games

LaserSight (0x7058b6e1 / 0x7031a2e7 / 0x7045b752)

LaserSightFile (0x707ac50d)

LaserSightIndex (0x70da83c6)

StereoLaserSightMaxCount (0x70bc864d)

StereoLaserSightCount (0x70077042)

Laser Sight Key Bindings

ToggleLaserSight (0x70b7bd1f)

Only works when set via the Registry and not via a Profile.

LaserAdjustXMinus (0x7048b7dc)

Doesn't seem to work via registry or profile.

LaserAdjustXPlus (0x70d8bae6)

Doesn't seem to work via registry or profile.

LaserAdjustYMinus (0x70fb9e1e)

Doesn't seem to work via registry or profile.

LaserAdjustYPlus (0x7024eda4)

Doesn't seem to work via registry or profile.

Misc Key Bindings

These are believed to be key bindings due to their names. These will override the global key bindings in the registry. Some of these settings may not work at all in recent drivers.

There is a good guide for how these are encoded here: Modifying All 3D Vision Control Key Combinations as You Need

StereoToggle (0x70d76b8b)

Toggles Stereo on and off (Default: Ctrl+T)

StereoSeparationAdjustLess (0x705d1e02)

Reduce separation (Default: Ctrl+F4)

StereoSeparationAdjustMore (0x70ab8d32)

Increase separation (Default: Ctrl+F5)

StereoConvergenceAdjustLess (0x70d4add7)

Reduce convergence (Default: Ctrl+F5)

StereoConvergenceAdjustMore (0x701ed576)

Increase Convergence (Default: Ctrl+F6)

SaveStereoImage (0x70121853)

Save a stereo screenshort (Default: Alt+F1)

WriteConfig (0x700498b3)

Save the current convergence to a user profile (Default: Ctrl+F7)

DeleteConfig (0x70c73ba2)

Delete the game's user profile (Default: Alt+F7)

GammaAdjustMore (0x703f4521)

GammaAdjustLess (0x70e8420c)

StereoVerticalAdjustMore (0x7087fe61)

StereoVerticalAdjustLess (0x703acfc6)

StereoHorizontalAdjustMore (0x70062f07)

StereoHorizontalAdjustLess (0x70871a39)

ToggleAutoConvergence (0x70085de3)

NOTE: AFAIK this was never implemented

ToggleAutoConvergenceRestore (0x703bc51e)

NOTE: AFAIK this was never implemented

RHWAtScreenMore (0x7066a22e)

RHWAtScreenLess (0x709139ad)

RHWLessAtScreenMore (0x704e4bca)

RHWLessAtScreenLess (0x70b378a1)

CutoffNearDepthLess (0x70d1bdb5)

CutoffNearDepthMore (0x7020c991)

CutoffFarDepthLess (0x704c9a46)

CutoffFarDepthMore (0x70fbc04d)

CutoffStepLess (0x704b45c7)

CutoffStepMore (0x700f2971)

GlassesDelayPlus (0x701fc5b4)

NOTE: Believed to no longer work in recent drivers

GlassesDelayMinus (0x70b8a743)

NOTE: Believed to no longer work in recent drivers

Unidentified Settings

These setting names were found in the driver, but their purpose or whether they are even functional is unknown:

Time (0x70ad05c8)

RunTimeName (0x701a8be4) - text

EnableConsumerStereoSupport (0x70cb9168)

StereoViewer (0x704915a1)

StereoViewerType (0x708f9ef7)

ShowAllViewerTypes (0x708e5cb4)

StereoAdjustEnable (0x70538ab1)

StereoDisableTnL (0x70633bd9)

StereoTransformationType (0x70c27e3c)

StereoSeparation (0x70933c00)

StereoSeparationStep (0x7082555b)

StereoConvergenceMultiplier (0x70efbb5b)

Default value: 5.0

RHW2DDetectionMin (0x7029432b)

RHWGreaterAtScreen (0x702c861a)

RHWEqualAtScreen (0x70ab2e09)

RHWLessAtScreen (0x70381472)

AutoConvergence (0x702a0ab2)

AutoConvergenceAdjustPace (0x70bf3c6b)

StereoToggleMode (0x70d76b8c)

StereoSuggestSettings (0x706315af)

StereoUnsuggestSettings (0x7017861c)

FavorSZ (0x705faed7)

StereoPointer (0x70364596)

GameSpecific0 (0x702244b7)

StereoDefaultOn (0x70ab30a7)

FrustumAdjustMode (0x70a1411a / 0x70ed1da7 / 0x70f475a0)

MonitorSize (0x7086ebe9)

MaxMonitorSize (0x7032022c)

MaxVertexCount (0x709e4a94)

PartialClearMode (0x709794cc)

StereoRefreshDefaultOn (0x702ba385)

MixedTnL (0x70bd11e0)

StereoGamma (0x70c8b5d1)

LineCodeColor (0x70dc4a12)

LeftAnaglyphFilter (0x70d51cd1)

RightAnaglyphFilter (0x70f4a930)

InterleavePattern0 (0x70b1c8cc)

InterleavePattern1 (0x7091a772)

StereoForceVSync (0x70aae185)

StereoColorKey (0x70e5773b)

ZDirection (0x70b17872)

StereoCompatibility (0x70a2000e)

LeftColorFilter0 (0x70ac6888)

LeftColorFilter1 (0x7090b6ca)

RightColorFilter0 (0x70b9a2f7)

RightColorFilter1 (0x70aca0cc)

SharpVPI (0x706e0041)

StereoMode (0x701baa09)

Watchdog (0x700a5654)

StereoOSDEnable (0x70f455aa)

StereoOrthoEnable (0x703564f6)

StereoNotSupported (0x709aa171)

ModesetWarning (0x70969bb0)

StereoFirstTime (0x70af6400)

StereoRefreshRate (0x70ded3c0)

GameConfigs (0x704a905a)

CompareEyes (0x70729e58)

CompareFrom (0x70efb726)

StereoImageType (0x7097906c)

SnapShotQuality (0x7004e7a6)

NoLockSubstitute (0x7005ad16)

PushbufSubstituteSize (0x7054fbf8)

DiscardHotkeys (0x70175566)

StereoLCDPatternType (0x707cfb97)

GlassesSwitchDelay (0x70057bb6)

Valid values appear to be between 5 <= GlassesSwitchDelay < 95

StartZBit (0x7044d7a6)

DisableOnOutOfMemory (0x70c71508)

StereoWindowedEnable (0x709b3484)

AllowNonExclusiveStereo (0x702c7709)

Rhwinf (0x706e1913 / 0x70cc286a / 0x70a3fee6)

Rhwscr (0x70a4995c / 0x7030b071 / 0x70b57ed1)

Zinf (0x70fc13ad)

Zscr (0x707f0e69)

StereoCutoffDepthNear (0x7050e011 / 0x704ef483 / 0x7031de06)

StereoCutoffDepthFar (0x70add220)

EnableCE (0x702b8c95)

MediaPlayer (0x70a8fc7f)

StereoDX9 (0x70d10d2b)

StereoMsgVerticalOffset (0x70160ebf)

StereoEasyZCheck (0x70b6d6ed)

StereoStrictLSCheck (0x709bc378)

StereoDisableAsync (0x70de5533)

EnablePartialStereoBlit (0x7096eced)

StereoNoDepthOverride (0x709dea62)

StereoShaderMatrixCheck (0x7044f8fb)

StereoLogShaders (0x7052bdd0)

StereoEpsilon (0x70e5a749)

DelayedStereoDesktop (0x7042eef1)

DX10VSCBNumber (0x70f8e408 / 0x70f64a32 )

DX10DSCBNumber (0x70092d4a)

StereoMiscFlags (0x70ccb5f0)

StereoHiddenProfile (0x70e46f20)

StereoLinkDll (0x70e46f2a) - text

EnableStereoCursor (0x70e46f2b)

CreateStereoDTAfterPresentNum (0x70a7fc7f)

Date_Rel (0x705fafec) - text

May contain the release date in the form YYYY-MM-DD 00:00:00

Game (0x70c8d48e) - text

Style (0x709cc5e0) - text

Publisher (0x706c7030) - text

Developer (0x703c4026) - text

API (0x70b5603f) - text

Usually contains "D3D"

Value (0x7049c7ec)

Compat (0x7051e5f5) - text

Appears to set some form of compatibility mode, possibly to select older defaults?

Default value: "1000"

PF_Issues (0x704cde5a) - text

Comma separated list of letters corresponding to the following issues listed in the green text:

A: "Incorrect 3D object placement"

B: "Text/Objects are small and difficult to use"

C: "Objects clipped at sides of monitor"

D: "Incorrect clipping of subviews"

E: "Mixed 2D and 3D objects in Pop-up or HUD"

F: "Gunsight or Pointer is 2D object"

G: "Issues with setup screens with stereo on"

H: "Text highlight for 3D objects is at incorrect depth"

I: "Bright colors on dark background produce ghosting"

J: "Excessive use of 2D makes stereo look flat"

P1SH0 (0x70998683) - text

V1SH0 (0x70e6a3cf) - text

PSH0 (0x7046516e) - text

VSH0 (0x708b7af8) - text

VSH1 (0x708b7af9) - text

VSH2 (0x708b7afa) - text

VSH3 (0x708b7afb) - text

VSH4 (0x708b7afc) - text

VSH5 (0x708b7afd) - text

VSH6 (0x708b7afe) - text

VSH7 (0x708b7aff) - text

VSH8 (0x708b7b00) - text

VSH9 (0x708b7b01) - text

VSH10 (0x708b7b02) - text

Registry Settings

These are settings discovered in the 3D Vision driver that are not listed in the profile table, meaning they can only be set via the registry or (in some cases) control panel. Other settings on this page may (or may not) also be placed in the registry.

On a 64bit OS these settings are under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\Stereo3D

This section is incomplete.

MonitorSizeOverride

Overrides MonitorSize, but is not reset constantly making it a superior option to depth hacks.

DrsEnable

Enables the use of driver profiles.

0x1800babe

That's not a hex value - that's a literal name of a possible registry key, including the "0x".

StereoAdvancedHKConfig

StereoFullHKConfig

StereoCompatibility

EnablePersistentStereoDesktop

EnableWindowedMode

StereoIROutput

StereoFlywheelCycleState

StereoFlywheelCycle

StereoVBIOverride

ContrastOverride

MultiheadMode

SOLPerf

EnableAPILog

EnableHDMICheckerboard

ContrastOverrideLog

StereoKiosk

DisablePatternWindowedMode

StereoForcePairFlip

__S

SDStereoType

StereoAnaglyphType

StereoDisabled

HDMIBroadcast

Broadcast3way

IGBroadcast

SLIOverride

UseCE

ResourceTracking

EnableIE9HTML5

IE9HTML5Width

IE9HTML5Height

IE9HTML5Layout

More Registry Settings

On a 64bit OS these settings are under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\Stereo3DPersistent

3D Vision

Count