Guillaume Klein, a Meant To Be Seen (MTBS) 3D member tells us about TrackMania, which is a free downloadable series of car racing PC games that run on Windows (or Nintendo DS) and was created by the French team, Nadeo. What makes this game so popular is that you can edit a lot of the content from the game. You can edit or create your tracks for racing in the game, edit the featuers of your car, and, among other things, you can use a video editor in the game and reproduce stereoscopic 3D content of the game content which can be outputted from the game into a video format. The game is a normal 2D PC game but it has a 3D mode within that game that the player can enable, allowing the game to be displayed in either traditional red/blue anaglyph that require the red/blue glasses to view or a stereoscopic display mode is available. This last option, the stereoscopic 3D mode, can be enabled if you have a 3D monitor like the Zalman 3D monitor which will use and will be providing a follow up piece on shortly at 3D Guy.

Guillaume produced some video footage from the TrackMania games that he has played and recoreded them in stereoscopic 3D format, not the red/blue anaglyph, using his own, personal video editing software. These videos are available from the Meant To Be Seen (MTBS) 3D forums, on Guillaume’s BlackSharkfr YouTube channel and we are also displaying them here on 3D Guy on our TrackMania Stereoscopic 3D post.

We have more interviews from the Dimension 3 Expo near Paris, France with Meant To Be Seen (MTBS) 3D members as well as others in the field of 3D. Stay tune for more updates! Be sure to subscribe to our RSS Feed or friend us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up-to-date with the latest videos and news!

More information about TrackMania and for download is available at their website: http://www.trackmania.com

Meant To Be Seen (MTBS) 3D : http://www.mtbs3d.com

And our initial video interview with Meant To Be Seen (MTBS) 3D founder, Neil Schneider, can be found here: Meant To Be Seen 3D at Dimension 3 Expo

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