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Aquaria => General => Topic started by: Dozin on December 10, 2007, 12:06:54 pm
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I was able to get a wiimote to work in Windows using GlovePIE and an IR Mouse script, but in Aquaria the cursor jerks around and moves on its own.
Same thing happens in windowed mode, and when using WiinRemote instead of GlovePIE.
Anyone have better luck?
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I was so gonna try this. I just haven't had time. Probably will try on teh weekend, and'll let you know the results:)
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It seems a shame to get myself banned from the forums so quickly but, sad as it is, this cracks me up:
http://www.destructoid.com/warning-playing-the-wii-may-end-up-in-bestial-rape-57330.phtml (http://www.destructoid.com/warning-playing-the-wii-may-end-up-in-bestial-rape-57330.phtml)
Edit: What scares me with this vid is the noises the kid is making BEFORE the dog arrives. Also that seems to be one of his parents operating the vid yet they do nothing to intervene. Creepy.
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In my defense it was obvious that dogs were behind the Wii in Australia. The advertising was on lamposts, trees and fire hydrants across the country.
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kinda funny - but i wouldve preferred some helpful post, mandrake ;)
have a wiimote since just now, going to try it later in the evening (yes, here it's evening!)
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Let us know how it goes. I may be able to tweak stuff so that it works.
If somebody does it get it working, they're obligated to upload a YouTube vid! :D
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Here's an update:
I tried WiinRemote (http://onakasuita.org/wii/index-e.html) and then GlovePIE (http://carl.kenner.googlepages.com/glovepie) with Vkapadia's WiiMouse IR Script (http://www.vkapadia.com/wii/windows.php). The cursor works fine on the desktop, but in Aquaria the cursor is jerky and would always fly out to the edge of the screen.
However, Maestro's FPS script (http://www.wiili.org/forum/my-fps-script-(source-tested)-*update-1510*-t2853.html#15307) works pretty well in Aquaria, although it's not completely accurate. You have to keep a very steady hand and go slow whenever you sing or do the swirly attack.
I'll try to upload a video before this weekend showing what everything looks like.
(O0)
Interesting links:
Connect a Wii Remote to your PC (Windows and Linux) by CircuitDB (http://www.circuitdb.com/articles/7/1)
Newbie's Guide to the Wii Remote on Windows by LiquidIce (http://wiihacks.blogspot.com/2006/12/newbies-guide-to-wii-remote-on-windows.html)
WiiLi.org Wii Linux - Compatible Bluetooth Devices (http://www.wiili.org/index.php/Compatible_Bluetooth_Devices)
WiinRemote (http://onakasuita.org/wii/index-e.html)
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After a while I got a script that works perfectly:
debug =wiimote.RawForceY+ " Lastx " + var.lastx + " Lasty " + var.lasty + " VarOn: " + var.on + " Movmouse: " + var.movmouse + " MovmouseY: " + var.movmouseY + " pointerX " + wiimote.PointerX*1680 + " Cursor PosX " + mouse.CursorPosY +"vartime" + var.time + " pointerY " + wiimote.PointerY*1050
if wiimote.One then
var.lastx = wiimote.PointerX*1680
var.lasty = wiimote.PointerY*1050
var.on = 1
var.resY = wiimote.PointerY*1050
endif
if wiimote.Two then
var.on = 0
endif
if var.On = 0 then
mouse.CursorPosX = wiimote.PointerX*1680
mouse.CursorPosy = wiimote.Pointery*1050
endif
if var.lastx != wiimote.PointerX*1680 and var.on != 0 then
var.movmouse = 2*((wiimote.PointerX*1680)-var.lastx)
var.lastx = wiimote.PointerX*1680
mouse.CursorPosX = mouse.CursorPosX + var.movmouse
endif
if var.lasty != wiimote.PointerY*1050 and var.on != 0 then
var.movmouseY = 2*((wiimote.PointerY*1050)-var.lastY)
var.lastY = wiimote.PointerY*1050
mouse.CursorPosY = mouse.CursorPosY + var.movmouseY
endif
mouse.LeftButton = Wiimote.B
mouse.rightButton = Wiimote.A
mouse.WheelUp =wiimote.Up
mouse.WheelDown =wiimote.Down
key.W = Wiimote.Nunchuk.JoyY < -0.4
key.S = Wiimote.Nunchuk.JoyY > 0.4
key.A = Wiimote.Nunchuk.JoyX < -0.4
key.D = Wiimote.Nunchuk.JoyX > 0.4
key.R = wiimote.Nunchuk.Z
key.X = wiimote.Nunchuk.C
key.Q = wiimote.Minus
key.E = wiimote.Plus
key.Escape = wiimote.Home
You need to target the center of the screen and press "1", you can do it several times if you do not have enough accuracy, the button "2" is to get back to use the pointer on the desktop. The Nunchuk is functional, the D-pad is only operable to simulate the scroll on the map.