Advanced Stereo Workflows in Toxik: Disparity

Pluralsight
Course Summary
In this series of lessons we'll learn a technique to convert a Depth pass from a 3D application into a Disparity map. Software required: Toxik 2010 for project files.
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Course Description
In this series of lessons we'll learn a technique to convert a Depth pass from a 3D application into a Disparity map. We'll then learn how to create tools to use this map to set the zero parallax point automatically and set depth correctly on 2D layers, like text. We'll begin this project by learning about what stereo disparity maps can do inside Toxik. After that, we'll learn what a disparity map is and how to convert a depth map into a stereo disparity map. Then we'll dive right in and learn the mathematical relationship between depth and disparity maps and learn how to offset and multiply our depth into a pixel offset value. With our disparity map created, we will be able to create a depth controller to change our scene depth within two mouse clicks. We'll finish by learning how to use our disparity values to automatically update stereo offset using expressions. Software required: Toxik 2010 for project files.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction and Project Overview- 1m 27s
—Introduction and Project Overview 1m 27sAdvanced Stereo Workflows in Toxik: Disparity- 56m 42s
—The Tools We Will Create in Toxik Using Disparity 4m 8s
—Understanding What a Disparity Map Is and How It Is Generated 13m 5s
—3D Depth into Disparity: Invert Depth into Correct Space 5m 10s
—3D Depth into Disparity: Offset Zero Parallax 7m 58s
—3D Depth into Disparity: Multiplier into Pixels 9m 5s
—Gathering Pixel Data Using the a Sampling Tool 4m 2s
—Using Panner Tools and Expressions to Set the Screen Depth 5m 20s
—Using Disparity to Automatically Copy Left and Right Transforms 7m 51s