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    Rev WiinRemote v2006.12.6

    Onakasuita have started on apps for the Wii, heres the info:

    --what's WiinRemote
    a program for moving cursor using Wii Remote on Windows PC.
    (reading 3-axis linear accelerometer's value)

    --how to use
    1.connect Wii Remote to PC via bluetooth (how to connect)
    2.launch WiinRemote.exe

    New in this release

    key repeat implemented

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    Use the infra-red sensors not the gyroscopes, you tards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vegetable View Post
    Use the infra-red sensors not the gyroscopes, you tards.
    From what I know so far, the accelerometer details are much better understood. Plus it would require either a homemade set of IR emmiter LEDs or a Wii powered-on (and sending signal through the "sensor bar"). All you need to try out the current (non-IR) methods is a Wiimote (a $40 purchase) and maybe some extra batteries. So cool your heels, man, and just wait. They'll get it soon enough. It's only been, what, three weeks? Baby steps...
    On that note, how about you go out and join in making the drivers for said infrared sensors? Then you'd have the last laugh.

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    Does this work? I havent got a Wiimote to try it yet. But this would be freekin' awesome.

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    Right now, it's using the accelerometer to which way the wii remote is being tilted.

    However, it turns out that the IR sensor on the wii remote is an INPUT, which reads the position of the sensor bar.

    Some folks have been using candles and the Wiimote has been picking them up and using them to triangulate location.

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