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From: "Chobrocoli" <chobrocoli@tele2.se>
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Subject: [DIS]SIRTS
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As the subject indicates I have a slight problem with SIRTS. When I make
SIRTS it seems that more than two levels of depth will kill the effect,
however many stereograms of this kind use much more than four levels of
depth. How is this done without hiting the limit?

So say that I want to make a simple one line SIRTS which uses three levels
of depth, make the base seven and use capital letters as pixels.

000000000112110000000
^
Depthmap

Then this would be the result:

ABCDEFGACDFHGIACDFHGI

However, my eyes don't comply (as I'm sure your eyes will not either).
So is there anybody into SIRTS that could explain which part it is that I've
got all wrong?

Greateful for replies.