Possible to modify Eye Distance at runtime?

The title says it all. Is there any way to modify EyeDistance dynamically at runtime, or at least on layout change? I'm working on a multi-resolution project utilizing depth extensively and I need the variable Eye Distance to keep the FOV constant across resolutions.

Thanks in advance.

There is no way to do that as far as I know, but you can set depth of the objects, which is basicly the same thing(but it probably will be a pain).

Sadly it looks like you'll need to create an event for each object or family manually, and have them all rely on one Global Variable as Pecek suggested

That's what I was affraid of. Setting depth individually won't work though - I'm using 3DObjects as well as Sprites, so they'd have to not only be placed at a correct depth, but also "skewed" (if rotated to non-right angles), to fake a constant view cone - something Construct cannot do. I've tried non-equal layer zoom valutes too, but that didn't work.

Thanks for your help.

I didnt tested it so much, but looks like it's working(I hope so, python support is broken if you use 3d objects, I had to make it with events).

dl.dropbox.com/u/2721498/2stroke/Construct/forum%20help/aspectratio.cap

Let me know if its working for you or if you have any questions.

Yup. That was one of the first ideas I tried - I even tested it with a 3DBox as well - works fine as long as you do not alter the pitch/roll/yaw values, which I sadly need to do...

I'll either live with the changing FOV or just render the view at the highest supported res and downscale it, though it's a huge waste of resources...

Thank you for your help.