Fun idea

I saw this on the inet and I thought why can't I do this in Autocad to impress my college's

Here is explaned how it works:

http://sunpig.com/martin/archives/2005/12/12/wiggle-stereoscopy-a-new-approach.html

I am looking into turning the view some degree, but 3Dorbit doesn't realle work? :S

Some commands in AutoCAD are more trying than others. I believe 3D orbit will work if you use it properly, however, if in the end it does not, you can always bite the bullet and do it the hard way: create cameras. With cameras, you can set the location and target and all the details that you want in order to generate those stereoscopic images. It's more work, but there are certain advantages.

I've used 3d-orbit to do 3d-glasses stereograms, and "cross-eye" stereograms. I drew two lines radiating from the focal point, and then 3d-orbited to make the each guideline look like a Dot. It's not precise, but it's definately close enough to acheive the effect.

You can also pan sideways slightly, but realign the center of your screen on the target. Again, it's not precise, but it acheives the effect with less effort.

By using 3d-orbit, I can switch to the perspective view which is needed to pull this effect off.

Wiggle 3d's kinda' neat, but I'd want to see if you could do a camera movement while doing it. Like, repeat 1 set of dual images, and then do another set, taken from closer to the target, etc, etc.

It can be done with cross-eyed 3d and 3d glasses quite easily.

What about just picking everything up and move/rotate it? And place it back on exit.

But it needs some timing is it possible to add a wait command for x seconds?

Some more animation:

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=45146

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1202

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=883

From the hammer animation

  (command "shademode" "g")
 (repeat 10 ;; Does it 10 times
   (command "rotate" hammer handle "" '(21 19) 10) ;; [i]rotate cmd 21 19 Coordinates? 10 is degree?[/i]
   (if (= i  (command "move" nail "" '(0 -3.9) ""));; [i]after the 8 time move nail.[/i]
   (setq i (1+ i))
 (setvar "osmode" os)

But there is still no time in it.

Sorry, I thought you meant exporting image frames to another system to actually run it.. I've never tried to use autoCAD as an animator before.

You might be able to use MSlide and Pause in a slideshow script. Depends on how fast it can generate and switch the views.

You're still likely going to want to see the images in perspective.. if they just rotate in parallel projection mode (default) you will have issues trying to make it seem like it's happening at a reasonable distance from the viewer... it may just appear to be sliding cut-outs, which is what you'd get at a great distance. Not sure how the affect would work, closer to the "camera" from the target point (or center of rotation).