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Cha0s
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 Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 3:29 am Post subject: WiiRemoteJ v1.0 Released! |
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Yes, it's finally here! And I am very very very very very sorry for the delay. I wanted to add all of these new features, and I was working on this massive other project (related to it), and I just didn't get the stuff done. So, I decided that new features, etc. were better suited for version 1.1. I did a little bit of touch-up work, and here it is. Feel free to post comments in this thread, and feel free to spread the news where ever you wish (I'm bad at publicity).  Please submit any bug reports via email or in the WiiRemoteJ section on the forum. That's all. Enjoy!
Oh, right, a download link...  WiiRemoteJ
Note: as usual, that's actually a zip file that I call a GZ file to keep HostRocket happy.
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Suzuka
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| Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 2:22 pm Post subject: |
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| Bah I cant believe I have to pay to use it >.< |
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luis_villase
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| Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 2:28 pm Post subject: |
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I think there's a misunderstanding here...
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Cha0s
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If you mean that you have to buy Avetana, well, I'm very sorry that I couldn't also develop a free implementation of JSR082. Honestly, I release a free library with near-complete access to the Wii Remote, and all you can do is complain that you have to pay because no one has developed a free JSR082 implementation for you. That's not my fault, and I'd appreciate it if you take your whining elsewhere.
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luis_villase
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| Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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Well put! LOL! Though I absolutely hate the fact that we don't have a JSR 82 implementation, we don't have any other option as of right now.
Plus, if you don't like it, then throw some code and try to build an implementation for us 
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Cha0s
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I do plan to work on a JSR082 implementation with a friend of mine who has some experience with Bluetooth... we'll have to see how that turns out, though. He's away at the moment, but when he returns, we will see if we can make some progress there.
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Suzuka
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| Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 5:04 am Post subject: |
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| Cha0s wrote: | | If you mean that you have to buy Avetana, well, I'm very sorry that I couldn't also develop a free implementation of JSR082. Honestly, I release a free library with near-complete access to the Wii Remote, and all you can do is complain that you have to pay because no one has developed a free JSR082 implementation for you. That's not my fault, and I'd appreciate it if you take your whining elsewhere. |
Im not blaming you, and congrats on making such a great program, I just find it a bit odd that no one has tried to do this |
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