@YFZdude ,

Read your post. Didn't know there was a 3D option.
I had some Yellow/Blue glasses laying around and tested them.
They are from a "Konig electronics" 2d to 3d video converter.
As you know, these glasses are not perfect, but It worked quite well on a normal monitor i must say.
The palette does not work in "anaglyph 3d modus". It all seems to be"white-ish".

I will also try my 3D TV with shutterglasses.
Seems all the 3d options are there !

@obsidianspider thanks. I knew it was gonna be some simple Simon thing.

Hi @sixspeeddeath

Im trying the same thing on my tv. The crosstalk you are talking about is caused by the distance between eyes, you need to move the warning message so if you see it without 3d lenses it overlaps with each other.

I edited the first lines of the glsl to this

#define eye_sep 0.605
#define y_loc 0.32
#define ana_zoom 1.3
#define WIDTH 2.4
#define BOTH 0.52
#define HEIGHT 2.4
#define palette 1.0
#define warpX 0.00
#define warpY 0.00

and now its almost perfect on my tv anyway (and LG 3d with passive lenses).
The only problem I have now its that the result image only uses 50% of the tv realstate

I just ran through the first level of 'Virtual Boy Wario Land' using red/blue, red/cyan, red/green and green/magenta glasses and I couldn't personally tell a difference in the quality of the 3D effect. However, it seemed to me that the one that should be avoided the most would be red/green as it renders everything in in yellow tones and after extended play sessions, that will likely disrupt the ability to perceive color in the real world for a good ten minutes to half an hour afterwards in a big way.