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# WIIMOTE COMMANDER #
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This program provides a visual interface to use Wiimotes on a PC.
Following extensions are supported: Nunchuck, Classic Controller and Guitar.
You can simultaneously test up to seven wiimotes.


REQUIREMENTS
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- Java JRE 5.0 or newer.
- A Bluetooth device (Tested successfully with a D-Link DBT-122).
- A Java Bluetooth stack, compliant to the JSR082 standard (Tested successfully with bluecove - http://bluecove.sourceforge.net).
- The WiiRemoteJ API v1.5 (http://www.wiili.org/WiiremoteJ).
- The Java 3D API (http://java3d.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html) - Optional: Only required if you want to use the 3D window.


INSTALLATION
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Just uncompress the "WiimoteCommander-...-bin.zip" file under a dedicated directory.
You can use provided icons to create a shortcut on your desktop (XPM file for X-Window, ICNS for OS X, or ICO for Windows).


EXECUTION
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Display command line help:
  java -jar WiimoteCommander.jar -? | -h | -help

Execute program:
  java -jar WiimoteCommander.jar [ -look ]
       look   Could be CROSS_PLATFORM, SYSTEM, METAL, WINDOWS, MOTIF,
              or a full qualified look&feel class (with package path).
              Default look is CROSS_PLATFORM.
              
Example: 
  java -jar WiimoteCommander.jar -METAL

NOTE: We suppose here that the "Bluetooth stack", "WiiRemoteJ" and "Java 3D" JAR files are available for the used JVM.


BUILD
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Use ant with provided build.xml file.
The default target displays a help text that describes all possible targets.


CONTACT
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http://wiimotecommande.sourceforge.net
fredds@users.sourceforge.net
