Use GIMP to draw three-dimensional images under Ubuntu7.10

When I was in middle school, I read "Reader". It often comes with 3D computer painting. GIMP now has this plug-in. You can manually create a personalized image and print it out to give it away. In Ubuntu7.10, you can use GIMP to draw your favorite three-dimensional images. You have tried it and I found that some of my friends have already achieved it when I went online. Next we will briefly introduce what three-dimensional painting is. 3D stereoscopic painting is a computer painting that uses the stereoscopic visual phenomenon of our human eyes. Ordinary painting and photography works, including computer-made 3D animation,

Three-dimensional painting

When I was in middle school, I read "Reader". Its back cover is often covered by three-dimensional computer painting. GIMP now has this plug-in. You can manually create a personalized image and print it out to give it away. In Ubuntu7.10, you can use GIMP to draw your favorite three-dimensional images. You have tried it and I found that some of my friends have already achieved it when I went online. Next we will briefly introduce what three-dimensional painting is.

3D stereoscopic painting is a computer painting that uses the stereoscopic visual phenomenon of our human eyes. Ordinary painting and photography works, including computer-made 3D animation, only use the human eyes to get a three-dimensional feeling of light and shade, light and shade, and virtual reality, without the use of three-dimensional vision of the eyes, one eye is the same as two eyes. The full use of binocular stereoscopic painting will make you see a wonderful world.

Prerequisites for using GIMP in Ubuntu7.10 to draw a three-dimensional image:

Sudo apt-get install libgimp2.0-dev

Stereograph-gimp-1.5 plug-in package

Stereograph-gimp-15-2.zip

Compile and install

$ Sudo make install

Gimptool-2.0-install-admin-bin stereograph

/Usr/bin/install-c-d/usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins

/Usr/bin/install-c stereograph/usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/stereograph

$

Use GIMP to open a new image file, and open a blank image file. Fill in the blank image. Note that the width should not exceed 1/4 of the filter, stering, and stereograph. You can adjust the parameters and convert them.

How is it? See it?

So how do we see three-dimensional painting? See 3D stereoscopy

Friendly reminder: If you can't see it, you should never stare at it for a long time.