Usage:
stereo mode

Stereo controls the camera mode of the graphics window. Possible values of mode are:

• mono or off
• left-eye (equivalents: left, left eye)
• right-eye (equivalents: right, right eye)
• cross-eye (equivalents: cross, crosseye, cross eye)
• wall-eye (equivalents: wall, walleye, wall eye)
• red-cyan or anaglyph - superimposed left-eye and right-eye views in different colors; glasses with colored filters (such as used to view 3D movies) are needed to produce a three-dimensional effect.
• sequential (equivalents: seq, on) - rapid flickering between left-eye and right-eye views; special synchronized glasses are needed to produce a three-dimensional effect. This mode is not always available.
• row or row interleaved - with left- and right-eye views in alternating rows, as used by 3D displays from Miracube, Zalman, and others
• dti (equivalents: dti side-by-side, DTI, DTI side-by-side) - viewing in stereo requires DTI technology