Absolutely perfect!
Thank you so much, EgonOlsen! You have been a tremendous help!

To sum everything up:

// create the FrameBuffer at half the width of the actual window
mFrameBuffer = new FrameBuffer(gl, w/2, h);

// compute your FOV values (using the aspect ratio of the actual window)
float xFOV = SOME_CHOSEN_VALUE;
float yFOV = 2.0f * Math.atan( Math.tan(xFOV * 0.5f) * h/w );

// tell the camera to render at the aspect ratio of the actual window, not the aspect ratio of the frame buffer
com.threed.jpct.Config.autoMaintainAspectRatio = false;
Camera cam = world.getCamera();
cam.setFOVLimits(LOWER_LIMIT, HIGHER_LIMIT); // I wanted a narrow FOV, so I found that I needed to change my FOV limits
cam.setFOV( (float) Math.atan( xFOV  ) );
cam.setYFOV( (float) Math.atan( yFOV  ) );


// ... when it comes time to render ...

cam.setPosition( LEFT_EYE_POSITION );
cam.lookAt( TARGET_POSITION );
com.threed.jpct.Config.viewportOffsetX = 0.0f;
world.renderScene(fb);
world.draw(fb);

cam.setPosition(RIGHT_EYE_POSITION );
cam.lookAt( TARGET_POSITION );
com.threed.jpct.Config.viewportOffsetX = 1.0f;
world.renderScene(fb);
world.draw(fb);

fb.display();



I am trying to work with the LG Real3D API that just came out. It is asking for the image to be displayed in the same way.

I am super close, I can get two images rendered correctly by creating the frame buffer with half the width and then setting Config.viewportOffsetX between each render.

The one problem is that the render uses the aspect ratio of half of the screen (what I set the frame buffer to) - when I want it to use the aspect ratio of the entire screen. The LG API interleaves the pixel columns of two renders, which spaces out the images and makes them appear to be at the aspect ratio of the whole screen.

Any ideas on how to get this last part working?