Apart from puzzles, I work on a 3D TV prototype I invented. It doesn't need the viewer to wear glasses but that's besides the point. The point is I have the ability to record videos in 3D and was wondering if anyone was interested in 3D puzzle videos.

So, are you interested in 3D puzzle videos from me on YouTube?

P.S. No dorky puzzles flying at your face*, just a greater understanding of the puzzle's design.
*Unless for some reason you want them to...

HELL YEAH!!! I'm sorry but I think you should DEFINITELY use youtube's 3D function with cross-eyes, it's amazing!

- Greg

I can never get my eyes to cross right

me either

If it's like those 3d pictures then I am not sure if you are technically crossing your eyes. I believe you are focussing at a more distant point. A good way to practise is to hold two fingers up in front of your eyes about one foot away and around 2 inches apart. Keep looking at the fingers but now focus on something beyond them until the two fingers turn to four. You should be able to control your focus so two line up making three fingers. When this becomes easy focus the same way on the 3D photos or video.

YouTube supports red and cyan glasses aswell along with a bunch of other options. I've decided to do a solve of my mini mixup cube as a test.

Well, Tony, I honestly prefer distant looking, because it's much more enoyable for the eyes, but I AM talking about cross-eyed: left image for right eye etc.

- Greg