Psychtoolbox>Screen.{mex*} subfunction

currentbuffer = Screen(‘SelectStereoDrawBuffer’, windowPtr [, bufferid] [, param1]);

Select the target buffer for drawing commands in stereo display mode and or
return the current/old buffer selection in ‘currentbuffer’.
This function only applies to stereo mode, it does nothing in mono mode.
“windowPtr” is the pointer to the onscreen stereo window.
“bufferid” (optional) is either == 0 for selecting the left-eye buffer or == 1
for selecting the right-eye buffer. You need to call this command after each
Screen(‘Flip’) command or after drawing to an offscreen window again in order to
reestablish your selection of draw buffer, otherwise the results of drawing
operations will be undefined and most probably not what you want.
“param1” (optional) a parameter whose meaning depends on the active stereo mode:
In stereoModes 1 and 11 (frame sequential stereo) it allows to select if
stimulus onset should happen in an even video refresh interval (value 0) or in
an odd interval (value 1). Even and odd intervals correspond to either left- or
right-eye view, so this allows to choose if you want to have stimulus onset on
left eye or right eye.
If you want to use a stereo display mode, we recommend enabling the imaging
pipeline as well. The imaging pipeline will not work with very old hardware
(roughly pre 2007) but it allows for more reliable stereo operation especially
when using low-level OpenGL for real 3D drawing. It also allows to parameterize
aspects of stereo presentation, e.g., gains and other settings of anaglyph
stereo.

###See also: OpenWindow Flip