Puppet Rick

It is fixed! As robcat noted, there are two places to set the stereo rendering options. They did not match, and the settings in the render to file dialog seem to override the ones I set for the camera. I made a classic "beginner's mistake" I suppose. Ooh, another mistake I made is that you are right, it is the Orangutan, not a Yeti. I ran an update that turned it into something else when I first installed (a witch, I think) but that failed miserably, so I went back to the orangutan. I'm so glad you helped because redering as a stero pair then using Photoshop will not work in this case since I am creating a movie (I hope) rather than a single image. Otherwise, I absolutely agree that Photoshop creates much better anaglyphs due to the increased control. Anyway, thanks so much. I'll pay it forward and help some other newbie once I learn a bit.

I am new to A:M and hopeful that this is just user error, but searching the forums for things like +anaglyph +purple and +stereo +magenta are not showing me any posts. I find that any time I turn on the stereo options (for anaglyphs), my movies come out GROSSLY tinted purple or magenta. I do anaglyphs in Photoshop and other software, and only see the expected cyan and red fringes. A:M adds a DEEP purple tint regardless of whether I set it to PURE, GRAY or COLOR for the color. Oh, I am setting it for red/blue, of course. I am using an older version (admitting I bought it and never was wise enough to make the time to learn it) so maybe that is the nature of the old versions? I do not remember seeing purple movies on the Hash site when I bought this. It is the version with the Yeti (11.0t). Anyway, I am hopeful that this is either user error or a problem with the version I am using. Anyone have any ideas? Oh, if it helps, I am using Windows Vista (and it crashes a lot, so no, I do not recommend using this version on Vista) but even in XP things were purple. Thanks guys.