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Remember in Sly 3 when there are those sections that involve the player to wear 3D Glasses. Their optional though and are designed for observers to see without them. Bentley calls those 3D Glasses "Depth optimizer goggles" as the 3d effect in the game is similar to how the 3DS Depth Slider works. What's funny is that, despite the PS3 being capable of 3D, Bentley and Sly still have those goggles in the HD Versions. I hate it when people use the HD versions of the Sly PS2 trilogy, especially the third game.

Oh and if you're wondering why the Red side is on Sly's right eye and the cyan side is on the left, that's because that is the only Red and Blue 3D Glasses model I can find.

Oh and how I was able to put Sly's cane into the ground without his right arm interfering with it, well, I did the same OP feature in this image , where you can outside parent a thing on a model to the ground, that way, the other models can move perfectly without any interference. It took me about 6 years of using MMD before I realized it can do that. I will do a tutorial on my YouTube Channel about how to make a model's built-in accessories not move with the model.

All of the models here are from except for the 3D Glasses, which are from

Description
Remember in Sly 3 when there are those sections that involve the player to wear 3D Glasses. Their optional though and are designed for observers to see without them. Bentley calls those 3D Glasses "Depth optimizer goggles" as the 3d effect in the game is similar to how the 3DS Depth Slider works. What's funny is that, despite the PS3 being capable of 3D, Bentley and Sly still have those goggles in the HD Versions. I hate it when people use the HD versions of the Sly PS2 trilogy, especially the third game.

Oh and if you're wondering why the Red side is on Sly's right eye and the cyan side is on the left, that's because that is the only Red and Blue 3D Glasses model I can find.

Oh and how I was able to put Sly's cane into the ground without his right arm interfering with it, well, I did the same OP feature in this image , where you can outside parent a thing on a model to the ground, that way, the other models can move perfectly without any interference. It took me about 6 years of using MMD before I realized it can do that. I will do a tutorial on my YouTube Channel about how to make a model's built-in accessories not move with the model.

All of the models here are from except for the 3D Glasses, which are from