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Things You'll Need


Hardware:

-Wiimote Remote
-Wii Sensor Bar/Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar
-Bluetooth Dongle
-Computer
-Wii (superfluous if don't use the Sensor Bar)

Software:

-Windows
-BlueSoliel Bluetooth stack
-GlovePIE by Carl Kenner

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Steps


1. Set up bluetooth on your computer, if it doesn't already have it built in. You can do this by purchasing a bluetooth adapter.

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2. Download BlueSoleil at: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] , and GlovePie at: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] .

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3. Install BlueSoleil when its downloaded.


4. Open BlueSoleil by going to Bluetooth Places.

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5. Search for bluetooth devices by using Search Devices.

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6. Connect by using discovery mode on your Wii Remote. Press 1 and 2 simultaneously. This will allow BlueSoleil to find your Wii Remote. If done correctly, Nintendo RVL-CNT-01 should appear in Bluetooth Places. Right click it and connect.

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7. Open GlovePie.

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8. Load the WiiMouse IR script by going to file, open GlovePIE029\WiimoteScripts\WiiMouse IR.PIE.

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9. Run the script WiiMouse IR.

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10. Turn on Wii. Use the power button on your Wii, not your Wii Remote. If you use it from your Wii Remote, it will connect itself to the Wii instead of your computer.


11. Aim the Wii Remote at the sensor bar to make your mouse pointer move on your computer.


12. Alternatively, use the wireless sensor bar, or any source that provides two points of infrared light, such as two small candles.

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Tips


-If Wii Remote is inverting for controlling the mouse pointer, just shake the Wii Remote.

-You can change the scripts on GlovePie to change the output of the buttons you press on the Wii Remote.

-There are bluetooth drivers other than BlueSoliel that work with the Wii Remote.

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