I am not able to test stereo, don't have a computer that can do it. For me other two eye modes like VR and SBS (side-by-side) have correct shadows. The problem may be a graphics driver bug effecting shadow calculation. Or it might be a bug in ChimeraX in how OpenGL quad-buffering are used.

On May 23, 2020, at 4:39 PM, Kenneth Satyshur <kenneth.satyshur@wisc.edu> wrote:

I am using version 1.0 in Centos7 with Nvidia 3D glasses and K4000 video card. I do all my work in 3D stereo. Especially density fitting. I noticed that the lighting is different in mono vs stereo mode. When i go to stereo mode with

camera stereo

the image is in stereo but the "full" lighting is on and the image is very dark with shadows. If I switch to 'simple' it is bright and has weak shadowing. Switching to 'soft' the image is flat black and can only be seen with white background but contains no atoms. I think this is a bug.
But a Great improvement in rendering of images.
thanks
kas
p.s. old chimera does stereo very well on my system
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