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DarwiinRemote with IR-based mouse movement Source
Filename
DarwiinRemote_Source.zip
Date Posted
Dec 8, 2006
Categories
Applications
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Wii
Tags
Wii
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1136
Description:
Still kinda buggy with the setup but once it's working it works good. If you have problems getting mouse mode to work, try turning the IR sensor off and on a few times and make sure you're pointing at a strong enough pair of IR sources AND you're far enough away from them (but not too far - 5 to 10 times the distance between them should work good). I worked a little bit on the random crashes, but couldn't come up with much. At least it shouldn't crash when it quits now.To get started:1. turn your Wii on with the Wii Remote (to power up the sensor bar)2. start DarwiinRemote3. Open the Wii Remote's battery compartment and hit the sync button, DarwiinRemote should report "Wii Remote Found".4. Turn on the IR sensor (click the button)5. Turn on Mouse Mode6. Point the Wii Remote at the TV, as if your were controlling the pointer on your Wii7. If the mouse doesn't start moving around, try turning the IR sensor off and back on (click the button twice).General rule of thumb: if it doesn't work, quit it and re-open it.
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