Oh, no, it’s not that. I can see it just fine; it’s just hard to tell. I thought it was some fish. Maybe the model is too detailed or something? Or the angle? Not sure, but it’s very hard to tell.
Thank you for posting this. On this posted version the top stood out and the model of the crab was dug into it. Didn't makes a lot of sense. This parallel version i got right away.
I can see it clearly but I had no idea what it was supposed to be, and I was already assuming a crab because of the reference. Maybe try a more recognizable shape/pose of the subject next time you make one of these.
Sorry, I just find it poorly constructed. The pattern doesn’t really align to help “solve” the image. But I do see the top of the crab clearly. It’s a frustrating one, not necessarily challenging. There are several totally broken ones on here, but yours isn’t that. Is there a program that you make these with? Always been a fan never thought to make one
If you cross too far you can overshoot it and will see a really weird jumbled 3D model. It sounds like that might be happening to you if they look totally broken.
And yes Open Stereogram can be used to make these. That’s what I use, here’s a tutorial. To make crossview ones use an inverted depthmap.
What's the difference between this and stereograms? I can do pretty much any stereogram but can't do the stuff on this subreddit. I was also able to do the parallel view version of this.
Edit: ok so apparently I can do others on this subreddit but not this one. Are there different types of stereograms?
3D Model
Wait, this was supposed to be a crab?
Yeah maybe try the parallel view version
Other possibility is you’re crossing too far, that will make it look really weird.
Oh, no, it’s not that. I can see it just fine; it’s just hard to tell. I thought it was some fish. Maybe the model is too detailed or something? Or the angle? Not sure, but it’s very hard to tell.
I think it’s the choice of pattern. It’s very hard to make out the details in both cases, especially for the eyes.
This version worked better for me. Thank you!
In the original I couldn’t find it - I got a sunken shape rather than an elevated crab.
I saw it in this one easily though, and afterwards the original worked even better. I love the curved background.
Thank you for posting this. On this posted version the top stood out and the model of the crab was dug into it. Didn't makes a lot of sense. This parallel version i got right away.
Just one question If you succeed on CrossEye view you see the same Crab like the one on MagicEye I mean both pictures have the same result to see?
Yes only difference is the way the texture distorts over the image.
So the texture will look slightly different but the 3D model is the same.
To make a crossview you just invert the colors of the depthmap.
Sorry, I've always, always seen the content of these images. However I can't see the one you posted, only the parallel you put in the comment. Why?
I used to have no problem looking at these, but on a phone it's nearly impossible.
I can see the 3D p portion, but not the detail within the picture. Like the glass on the screen blocks it.
Looks inverted
This is the crossview sub, here’s the regular version
I can see it clearly but I had no idea what it was supposed to be, and I was already assuming a crab because of the reference. Maybe try a more recognizable shape/pose of the subject next time you make one of these.
Idk, did you make this? It’s really bad
Yup I did. Try to keep your feedback constructive and avoid insulting the work of users who contribute to this sub, thanks.
Sorry, I just find it poorly constructed. The pattern doesn’t really align to help “solve” the image. But I do see the top of the crab clearly. It’s a frustrating one, not necessarily challenging. There are several totally broken ones on here, but yours isn’t that. Is there a program that you make these with? Always been a fan never thought to make one
If you cross too far you can overshoot it and will see a really weird jumbled 3D model. It sounds like that might be happening to you if they look totally broken.
And yes Open Stereogram can be used to make these. That’s what I use, here’s a tutorial. To make crossview ones use an inverted depthmap.
Thanks for the advice, I’ll def check it out.
What's the difference between this and stereograms? I can do pretty much any stereogram but can't do the stuff on this subreddit. I was also able to do the parallel view version of this.
Edit: ok so apparently I can do others on this subreddit but not this one. Are there different types of stereograms?