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when ever I click on 3d option it drop me to window mode (without 3d ofcause....)
Are you using 3D Vision?
It depends on the game. Some work with Tridef. Others, like Avatar, will use whatever 3D capability you have.
Also Tomb Raider isn't listed on the 3D Vision profile list and given their hair physics solution is apparently AMD, I'd expect the 3D was specifically designed to work with an ATI solution?
our 27" monitors have some issues with the 3d ir receiver built into it the problems range from the 3d staying on after you exit a game to not working at all ever again:(
My 3D is working. I tested it with the nvidia testapplication. But the game does not give me the option to activate it. Thats what confuses me.
But I thought since the game has the 3D option itself I dont need to use Tridef to play in 3D ?
some of the tight spots get weird in 3D as well..
I did what most gamers would do, opened up the options menu right at the launch screen and started configuring away - the 3D was greyed out. Once I had everything else set I exited the game and restarted - still grayed out. Thinking that it might of been getting a conflict with Nvidia 3D vision I disabled 3D in NCP and rebooted - still grayed out - I went back to NCP and re-enabled Vision and when I went back and looked - there was my 3D option - strange.
Someone in the Nvidia 3D forum mentioned going directly into the game and opening the settings THERE (not in the launchpad 1st) and was able to enable it right away.
I'm thinking the game has to actually start and run for it to detect if your monitor supports it.
I've got to say - it is one of the most beautiful games in 3D that I've ever played. The radio tower sequence part was breath taking. Outstanding job. (I sure hope they patch the 2D crosshair)
It works now for me since I selected exclusive fullscreen. Try that out.
I've always had that enabled. I tried enabling disabled. No avail. :/
Hopefully this will just resolve when the driver and game updates start flowing.