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don't wii remotes use a combination of Bluetooth and Inferred?
GOPACKERSJT 9 months ago
It seems like it would take longer for the wiimote to send a message to the computer, the software to receive it, the computer to make the infrared tower send a message, and for one of the RCXs to receive it. but I guess that that can happen faster than I thought.
HaydenStudios 1 year ago
cool! good idea!
leomagas 3 years ago
could you post a tutorial
gobled123456789 3 years ago
thats pretty cool. it looks like something fun to give a couple kids to play with to keep them busy. they could be like sumo wrestlers and try to push the other one out of a ring
conor1148 4 years ago
could you tell me how to do dat plz.
my cousin is in town and he has a wii until this saturday. plz respond. and could you tell me how to hook up the wii to the computer plz. tanks
3mustardMoNkEyS 4 years ago
you need to download glovepie and onbrick
azerrlight 3 years ago
how
did u do that
alexfrias6 4 years ago
Not very original, but it is cool that it is possible
kebakent 4 years ago
i can only say two things,,,smart guy, and gr8 made!
pjokk18 4 years ago
wow great idea. the RCX uses infared alredy and so does the wiimote right. soooo why do you need it to go to the computer first? is it to calibrate it to the RCX standards?
AidanHockey34 4 years ago
it uses glovepie and onbrick
azerrlight 3 years ago
The wiimote has an IR-Cam. It can only see the IR lights ;)
You need a computer because the wiimote talks with it over bluetooth and the computer over IR with the RCX's.
I'm very sorry because of my bad english
SuangWuzing 3 years ago
woooow
M4sk3dC4sp3r 4 years ago