3DVision4All

3DVision Native Displays

Hardware Options

• 3DVision Monitor + Glasses + Emitter
• 3DTV/Projector with Frame Packing/BluRay3D/HDMI3D Support
• Anaglyph Glasses

3DVision Installation

• If you run into issues with 3DVision stuck in Anaglyph mode or frame sequential modes, try using DDU in safe mode to completely wipe GPU drivers and redo the installation of this tool. This may wipe software EDID overrides
• Download 3D Fix Manager and extract it somewhere
  • This can be used to install game fixes and launch them in 3D
  • You can disable 3D with the toggle in the top right
• Launch 3DFixManager.exe
• Select the Drivers tab and click Install 3D Driver. The Video Driver is not necessary for DX9 3DVision, so ignore it
• 
• If prompted, choose Quick Setup
• 
• A successful installation should appear like this:
• 
• On Some drivers, you may need to use the Complete 3D Setup button, as the Nvidia 3DVision wizard will fail to run
• 
• You can also adjust the 3D hotkeys and view the defaults on this tab:
• 
• Select the 3D toggle in the top right to turn off 3D
• NOTE: A game needs a pre-existing Nvidia profile with the StereoProfile flag set appropriately for any 3D settings to save with Ctrl + F7. Reference Bo3b’s Profile Guide for how to use Nvidia Inspector to set this and tweak 3D Profile settings.

Show Optional: Old Driver for DX10/DX11/DX12

Optional: Old Driver for DX10/DX11/DX12

• DX10-12 may be less compatible/stable with the EDID ShaderGlass method, but should work for native 3DVision or Interlaced displays
• RTX20xx or older is required
  • RTX20xx Super series can only go back to driver 452.06
• DX10 and DX12 need driver 425.31
• DX11 Works on any driver <= 452.06
• DX12 3DVision doesn’t really have any fixes for it and it’s not stable with many modern games
• Download either 452.06 or 425.31 somewhere
• Unplug/Disable your Internet connection
• Run DDU in safe mode to wipe the GPU driver
• Run the Nvidia installer you downloaded and be sure to deselect Geforce Experience
• Follow these instructions to block Nvidia driver updates
• If using 452.06, use 3D Fix Manager to install the 3DVision driver and Enable Driver Hack as seen here:
• 
• You should now get this result (no emitter for some displays):
• 

Emitter Driver

• If using an emitter and the IR Emitter driver showed as Not Connected in 3D Fix Manager, you need to manually install it
• Download and run the 3dvisioncontrollerdriver.exe

Device Specific

Show 3DTV/Projector

3DTV/Projector with Frame Packing/BluRay3D/HDMI3D Support

• Nvidia DSR can be utilized to get SSAA on games
• Download CRU and extract it to a folder
• Run CRU.exe as admin
• Delete every resolution above 1280x720 or 1280x1470
• In Nvidia Control Panel under Manage 3D Settings set DSR Factors as desired
• Change Windows Display Settings resolution and scale as desired

Show High Refresh Rate Display

High Refresh Rate (non-3DVision) Displays

• You can attempt to get any high refresh rate monitor to work with 3DVision, but it’s hard to get good timings and avoid crosstalk
• You still need Nvidia 3D Glasses + Emitter
• Download CRU and extract it to a folder
• Run CRU.exe as admin
• Find your current display’s EDID (should be 7 alphanumeric characters)
• Download NvTimingsEd and extract it to a folder
• Run NvTimingsEd.exe as admin
• Reference this forum post for examples of use

Show LG OLED TV CX/C9

LG OLED CX/C1

Required Tools

• 3D Vision compatible emitter and shutter glasses
• NvTimingsEd
  https://github.com/rajkosto/NvTimingsEd
• CRU (Custom Resolution Utility)
  https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU
• 3D Fix Manager
  https://helixmod.blogspot.com/2017/05/3d-fix-manager.html

---

Optional Preparation

0a) Backup Default Settings

Use CRU → Export from the main menu to make a backup of the C1’s default settings.

0b) Recommended TV Settings

For consistency, it is recommended to use the community-recommended settings from: https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gaming/comments/mbpiwy/lg_oled_gamingpc_monitor_recommended_settings/

---

Setup Steps

1) Connect the 3D Vision Emitter

Plug in the 3D Vision emitter.

2) Install 3D Vision Software

Open 3D Fix Manager → Drivers → install 3D Vision software

3) Select Base Monitor Profile

Open NvTimingsEd and choose: VSC_591E

4) Remove Default Resolutions

Delete the default resolutions.

5a) LG C1 (1440p Recommended)

Paste into upper-left field: 6FC20000A00A000A010AA000310A2000F505A005A1055500A4050500

Decode and verify it matches: 2560x1440 @ 119.997 Hz

5b) LG CX

Manually match 2560x1440 timings from CRU.

5c) Optional 1080p Mode

Use: 8A6F0000200880078107A000B107200078043804390440003C040500

6) Configure Glasses Timing

Paste into upper-right field: A286010020B20000F80A000051C3000003040102

Command order:

• RIGHT_OFF
• RIGHT_ON
• LEFT_OFF
• LEFT_ON

7) Export to Driver DLL

To nvstres.dll → Open → OK → Open → OK → OK

Do not restart yet.

8) Remove 4K 60Hz Entry

Delete: 3840x2160 @ 60.000 Hz

9) Rename Monitor ID

Change ID to: VSC591E

10) Restart PC

Restart your computer.

11) Set Picture Mode

Set TV to: Game Optimizer

12) Open Game Optimizer

Cog button → Game Optimizer

13) Enable BFI

Set: OLED Motion Pro → Medium / 120Hz

If greyed out:

• Prevent Input Lag → Standard
• disable VRR / FreeSync

Running a Game

• Ensure your device is set as your primary display and 3D Vision is enabled
• Install fixes either manually from Helixmod or using 3D Fix Manager
• Launch the game manually or from 3D Fix Manager and it should start on your device in 3D
• 3DVision Monitors require the game to run at your 3D refresh rate (120Hz or 100Hz nominally)
• Frame Packed 3D devices require the game to run at 1280x720 resolution