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TylerK · Joined: 18 Dec 2006 Posts: 384 Location: Springfield, IL

Then you'll need to load up an IR script. If you have the latest version of GlovePIE there should be a few in the Wiimote Scripts directory, probably called "Wiimouse IR" or something like that.

Also, if you're using the sensor bar that's plugged into your Wii, you must have the Wii turned on for the sensor bar to have power.

SwedishFrog · Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 11:41 pm Post subject:

lol, that won't be necessary. I'm just following standard wiili procedure, which is as follows:

Step one: Read new post regarding connecting wiimote to glovepie.
Step two: Flame the noob with extreme prejudice and tell them to read the wiki.
Step three: Watch in awe as Tyler actually has the patience to deal with you.

No personal offence intended. Welcome to Wiili. Please read our wiki first for your future concerns. Lots of good information there.

hamilton86 · Joined: 16 Mar 2007 Posts: 7

Thanks TylerK! It worked.

But how do i make the wiimote to respond better to the screen?

hamilton86 · Joined: 16 Mar 2007 Posts: 7

It worked tylerk! But the arrow on the screen responds a little bit after the remote. how do one fix this ?

And thanks for helping me!

hamilton86 · Joined: 16 Mar 2007 Posts: 7

It worked!, Thanks tylerk.

But how do i make the wiimote to respond on the screen better?

Gleasonator · Joined: 24 Feb 2007 Posts: 46 Location: Texas

Agg... to edit your post you don't press the back button you press "edit".

I'm assuming you're using the sensor bar. Because it's intended for a TV the LEDs are far apart which means you have to stand farther away from the sensor bar for the wiimote to sync well with the screen. Basically, either stand farther away or make a sensor bar with the LEDs closer together. Also make sure the sensor bar is either right on top or right under the screen and parallel to the screen.
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