My friend (who owns a Wii) said he replaced his sensor bar with two candles and it works. He even said it works better than the sensor bar.
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My friend (who owns a Wii) said he replaced his sensor bar with two candles and it works. He even said it works better than the sensor bar.
Old news. And if you're asking if it's true, the answer is yes. It's not a hack; just a way to mimic the sensor bar's action without the sensor bar. You can do it with other things besides candles too. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SSaxdude
wat? i don't get it, what do you do? that is wierd
Just set up two candles beside each other, about a foot or two apart right? the candles emit the same type of...umm...what the word....IR wavelengths? and now im going to stop because im going to get where i have no clue what im talking about :rolleyes:
The sensor bar is actually 8 or so infra-red LEDs. There is no actual 'sensor'. the wii remote senses the position of the bar, and makes movement acordingly. you could also use two TV remote controls with a button held down. if you took a picture of the bar, you might also see the infra-red light being emitted.
This is quite old, I've been using this theory to make a wireless sensor bar, and its almost finished, I'll get pics up when I do finish it ^_^