Very simple, but it works pretty well. I don't like the original workflow form by comfyui_stereoscopic's authors, so I built my own. Be aware that this won't be as good as reas SBS video, especially when it comes to transparent objects like glass or windows. Photo-realistic rendering works better than semi- or 2D, but it depends on the source. The examples I showed are not really good; I have better ones, but most of them were taken with real photos, and I can't put them here. Anyway, if you have some VR headset or even a cardboard one, you might try it out.
I am tired of beating the dead horse regarding Legacy mode and have decided to try removing Nodes 2.0. However, I didn't anticipate how deep that issue runs. Anyway, here is a version for you.
In theory, everything (except comparison previews) should work in Legacy mode too. But there is a kind of issue: my status toggles will switch nodes into Full mode (too many slots), if you switch the interface from Legacy to Nodes 2.0 with an open workflow. You just need to toggle it via the context menu between Full mode and Compact mode.
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Quick question: Did you mean to say "Real" here "won't be as good as reas SBS video"
@essence25 , The 'depth' of vision here is imitation. Like in text before, if camera turns down on a video, the floor may appear closer than it really is. If you try more or less SBS (Stereo-by-Side) video—especially 180-degree—with 180-frames per image, you'll see a difference. However, this isn't as 'dumb' and problematic as a near frame switch. Try it yourself: on some shorts/tiktok/Reels or photos. Cut the left/right frames of an SBS video and try to convert it.