I was pretty sure I explained it clearly enough in the video, and later on in the previous comments. It's all to do with infra red light, and the fact that the IR sensor is in the wiimote.
Well, logically, candles give off heat when lit, the flame would give off infrared radiation; because the heat is given off by the movement of charged particles in the atoms is converted to electromagnetic waves(light from the flame). It also gives off invisible light, the thermal radiation, infrared light, so it's entirely possible that the candles would work as a makeshift "sensor bar".
@LegostarwarsFanatic what reikaidemon's sayin is the light the candle gives off acts as the infared lights in the sensor bar
gamefire781 1 year ago
i still dont see how this works there not plugged in the wii?!?!!
footieharry84 3 years ago
I was pretty sure I explained it clearly enough in the video, and later on in the previous comments. It's all to do with infra red light, and the fact that the IR sensor is in the wiimote.
typhoon2099 3 years ago
oo!!!!!!
footieharry84 3 years ago
candles give out infrared lights?
i heard of this but never tried but cool! =D
ThinAir715 4 years ago
Well, logically, candles give off heat when lit, the flame would give off infrared radiation; because the heat is given off by the movement of charged particles in the atoms is converted to electromagnetic waves(light from the flame). It also gives off invisible light, the thermal radiation, infrared light, so it's entirely possible that the candles would work as a makeshift "sensor bar".
ReikaiDemon 4 years ago 3
Yip ill go with that.
:D
jamma25 4 years ago