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3D Wiggle Player

Description

With the 3D Wiggle Player plugin you can display 3D images on your web site that can be watched without glasses. Imagine the impact on your visitors!

Easy

Simply add any stereo-gram from your media library, select the image and click on the button labeled “3D” in your content editor to set up the wiggling. Set all animation parameters individually for each image.

Best Quality

The plugin generates a transition effect between the images resulting in an unprecedented smooth result.
The image must be adjusted prior to upload. For easy adjustment, you can use our 3DWiggle desktop application or any other image editing software.

Small images

Heavy GIFs are not needed anymore. The plugin achieves a better result out of a lightweight JPEG image.

Animation speed and effect settings

The speed of wiggling, the effect pauses and balance can be set individually for each image.

Automatic settings extraction

For images created with the 3DWiggle desktop application, the plugin automatically extracts animation speed and all effect settings from the JPEG header.

Support

We are a small team. Nevertheless, we are here to help you and we encourage you to submit us bugs, ideas, features requests and of course compliments!

Screenshots

  • The editor with a stereo-gram selected
  • The wiggle settings dialog
  • The result (only a single frame is captured)

Installation

  1. Install 3D Wiggle Player via the plugin directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress
  3. A new button (titled “3D”) will appear in your content editor for posts and pages.

FAQ

Installation Instructions
  1. Install 3D Wiggle Player via the plugin directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress
  3. A new button (titled “3D”) will appear in your content editor for posts and pages.
What’s wiggle stereoscopy?

For more details read the Wikipedia article on wiggle stereoscopy.

Where can I find examples of wiggle stereoscopy?

For examples of wiggle stereoscopy, see our example gallery

My images are “jumping” around!

You are using an normal image. You need a side-by-side image, that means one JPEG image with one image on the left and one on the right, also called stereo-gram.

Do I need the 3DWiggle desktop application?

No! You don’t need to buy our application.
You can use any side-by-side image. You can adjust those images with any image editing software.

However, we created 3DWiggle to allow to:

  1. Take 3D images with a normal camera, without tripod or other special equipment
  2. Adjust easily the image and the wiggle effect, resulting in an unprecedented wiggling quality

You can try our desktop application for free. For more information visit 3dwiggle.com.

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Contributors & Developers

“3D Wiggle Player” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.1.0

Release date: September 11th, 2018
* Improved compatibility with revolution slider
* Tested on newer WordPress versions

1.0.3

Release date: March 15th, 2016
* Increased animation duration limit to 20000 milliseconds
* Fixed invalid “Stop wiggle on mouse leave” value in editor dialog
* Added z-index to fix overlapping
* Added “psswiggleplayer” class to all instances of player for additional styling

1.0.2

Release date: February 5th, 2016

  • Added option (enabled by default) to display a wiggled image in a dialog by clicking on it
  • Added media queries to resize wiggle according to the available space
  • Fixed bug in displaying the same 3D image in multiple resolutions on the same page or post

1.0.0

Release date: December 21st, 2015

  • Initial public release