Movie showing how to hack a Wii controller to track its absolute position and orientation in space using a custom-made IR beacon.
Shows several examples of 3D graphics applications used with a Wii...
Movie showing how to hack a Wii controller to track its absolute position and orientation in space using a custom-made IR beacon.
Shows several examples of 3D graphics applications used with a Wii controller, and a virtual light saber.
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I changed my mind about the motion plus. Initial reports said it had two rate gyros, which wouldn't have been enough. Turns out it actually has three, which is sufficient for instantaneous 6-DOF tracking, akin to what's shown in the video.
You'll still need some kind of LED array, since instantaneous tracking will lose accuracy very quickly. The LEDs are then used to correct for this drift.
In short, the motion plus would make the software shown here work better.
I'm not sure about the 3rd gyro. can it sense any rotational acceleration around the vertical axis when the wiimote is layed down on its right or left side?
That was very interesting. Thanks! Have you tried developing these tests further with the motion plus to get greater accuracy? Any lightsaber games yet? :)
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or not?
You'll still need some kind of LED array, since instantaneous tracking will lose accuracy very quickly. The LEDs are then used to correct for this drift.
In short, the motion plus would make the software shown here work better.
Therefore it should be able to detect rotation around any axis, no matter how it's oriented. But I don't own one, so I can't test it.
Have you tried developing these tests further with the motion plus to get greater accuracy?
Any lightsaber games yet? :)