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[HiNtZ]

I was sitting here thinking that I only have 11 buttons on my wiimote, then add the accelerometers + tilt fuctions and you can add about another 16 or so outputs.

So what about the IR? I was wondering if it would be possible to write some code to enable specific movements to result in key presses?

So for instance, if i wanted to make media player full screen, the key press is ALT + Enter....

How would i make it so to enable this keypress, the IR camera will track my movement from bottom left of screen, to top right of screen whilst holding B button?

If no one can help me with that, then at least point me somewhere to learn how to write code for IR capabilities.

Thanks

[HiNtZ]

No one agree?

You could literally have a whole array of outputs using this method!

[jakweeze]

I believe in searching for the answer to my own questions i've come across something like this already, gesture movements mapping to shortcuts. If I find it again I'll post you a link

[HiNtZ]

Thanks Jak....would be very helpful

[TheDro]

That's a really good question. I can't help you yet anyways but is there a way to have glovepie count something. For example, can we make it count by how many pixels the IR sensory has moved since I last pressed the A button. If so, it might just be possible to write a code that works like you want it. Of course you might not be able to just move the wiimote from one corner to the other but you could say, if within 1 second of pressing wiimote1.two, wiimote1.dot1x changes by at most -900 and wiimote1.dot1y changes by at least 600 (I think the signs are right), then press ALT+ENTER.

I really don't know how to write that type of script but I hope it helps a little bit at least.

[HiNtZ]