First I know there have been several discussions about this so I will just dive in.It has been said that you can't truly display "3D" on a screen that is 2D.However I think that it is important to understand 3D first.It is all a matter of perspective!example 2D

ahhhh but 3D

Same image but different perspective.So the questions remains can Windowblinds reskin your PC in 3D well thanks to the people at Stardock and full perpixel frame support I think the answer is yes here are examples of 2 3D prototypes


Don't there are still some obstacles in trying to create a smooth effects it took about 50 attempts between the 2 skins just on the borders alone .Those of you who render 3D images know the TIME this can take20 or 30 hrs at least!Which brings me to my next point I would estimate most all good skins probably take at least 1 month or more (depending on who you are).I have been working on 3D Metal since may and Azul since June while I am not the best by any means my recent release of LEXAN took aprx.45 days. So between rendering time and trail and error time a standard 2d skin takes 1/4 the time of a 3D skin.Is it worth it look at the pics and judge for yourself while they are not done they are getting closer so it is coming and I am figuring out time savers along the way . but wow what a transformation from standard XP to one of the skins above , it gives you the"is this still my PC" feeling.Please leave your comments and tell me what you think and your take on 3D skinning!
The A/V Man