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a 3D OSX?
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What would you think of this? It wont require those dorky glasses like nanosaur 2, but the buttons, widgets, and anything else I can make 3d will stick out. I've begun work on this and will post a preview soon. Its pretty hard, especially working with such small images.
any encouragement to continue?
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3D in which way? are you talking about a theme that utilizes those awkward 3D goggles? that would be definetely a unique and very interesting approach. i'd like to see the result of a work like that. other than that i think you'll have to explain yourself a little more in detail or post a screenshot. 
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no 3d googles 
I will post a screen shot soon, as I said. Its more using shadows to create a 3d look. widgets that actually get pushed in for instance.
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How has this not been done already, dating back even to the days of classic OS?
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Erm... ya... what dragon said...
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Oh ya and your sig is outside the sig guidelines boy
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Originally posted by Holigen:
Oh ya and your sig is outside the sig guidelines boy
Settle down, sig police.
He's got less in his signature than most people, including you. I think the four-line rule is a guideline so that people don't have a huge block of text.
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Its a guideline for the length of posts I think. His is kind of annoying anyway.
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Originally posted by Holigen:
Its a guideline for the length of posts I think. His is kind of annoying anyway.
So is yours.
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I wish I could go back and lower my vote for Garnet.
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I'd go with the 3d glasses idea, sounds really cool.
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Originally posted by solidfox:
I'd go with the 3d glasses idea, sounds really cool.
let the man show us! gzzzzz he said its not 3d goggle vision you guys!
(but 3d goggle vision would be totally killer ; ) Muwhahahaha.
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I think you'd need windowborders to do it with 3D goggles...
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hey, maybe someone can come up with a user friendly stereo vision theme? that would be fun, hehe. 
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