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2008-03-12
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#12
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
Sounds like Neverball/Neverputt. I like the idea : )
The accelerometer is really interesting, I wonder about a 'game' where you hold the wiimote under the tablet and tilt it around trying to get a ball to roll into a hole or something. More proof of concept, but.
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2009-04-05
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#13
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hi
i am trying to draw a picture on the sketch programme on a tablet. I will install the things in this thread and have a go but just wondered if you have any advice.
thanks
ddw
i am trying to draw a picture on the sketch programme on a tablet. I will install the things in this thread and have a go but just wondered if you have any advice.
thanks
ddw
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2009-04-05
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#14
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Can pywiiaxel display the graphs of all three axes at the same time? (well not afaict), but would be good if it could.
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2009-04-06
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#15
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It shows only one graph at a time, but it will log it into a file. Take the version from svn. Had a lot of changes for me last year, has been shifting base to US , just settling in now, and so have neglected the project, but will be happy to update it.
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2009-11-12
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#16
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Seems like there has been a lot of interest in this, without place to apply it.
I just back from disney world, and my son observed that it would be neat if we could have used a wiimote to collect motion data on the rides that are indoors, such as space mountain. A quick search of the site found this. It would be easy enough to carry the n800/810 along with a wiimote in a backpack onto the ride. Some numerical integration of the data would potentially reveal the path/speed of the ride.
Thoughts?
I just back from disney world, and my son observed that it would be neat if we could have used a wiimote to collect motion data on the rides that are indoors, such as space mountain. A quick search of the site found this. It would be easy enough to carry the n800/810 along with a wiimote in a backpack onto the ride. Some numerical integration of the data would potentially reveal the path/speed of the ride.
Thoughts?
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2009-11-12
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#17
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Originally Posted by kebauc
I believe the accelerometer in Wiimotes has some sort of dumb restriction, like 5 MPH, which they don't register above
Seems like there has been a lot of interest in this, without place to apply it.
I just back from disney world, and my son observed that it would be neat if we could have used a wiimote to collect motion data on the rides that are indoors, such as space mountain. A quick search of the site found this. It would be easy enough to carry the n800/810 along with a wiimote in a backpack onto the ride. Some numerical integration of the data would potentially reveal the path/speed of the ride.
Thoughts?
Are you still interested in the Wiimote?
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