Gleasonator
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 Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 12:03 am Post subject: |
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| 8 bit wonder wrote: | | Seeing as no one else will help, I will: Yes, you need a BlueTooth adaptor. Although I think you can connect your sensor bar to your PC, but it involves ripping it apart and replacing the Wii wire with a USB one. |
TylerK generously answered this question in the other thread dashou made with the response of
| Quote: | Yes, you will need a bluetooth device. This is how all data from the Wii remote is sent and received.
The sensor bar doesn't have any "sensors" in it of any kind. Infrared LEDs are affixed to the ends of the sensor bar. Coincidentally, the infrared sensor on the tip of the Wii remote can sense these infrared LEDs and determine their size and position. This functionality is used for controls that require pointing at a specific location on the screen and do not have anything to do with the rotation or force capabilities of the Wii remote. |
Yet before he even read it, dashou made this thread asking the question again. The time between the two posts was 8 minutes. He doesn't deserve kindness with impatience like that.
Proof? http://www.wiili.org/forum/im-not-sure-t1676.html
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