ANN: new version of libcwiid port with support for all Wiimote functions
Posted by bukvicic
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ANN: new version of libcwiid port with support for all Wiimote functions September 19, 2015 12:16AM | Registered: 14 years ago Posts: 2 |
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Back in 2011 Virginia Tech's Linux Laptop Orchestra (L2Ork) created a fork of the libcwiid open-source project that was abandoned by its original author. Since 2011, the library has been updated to support all Nintendo-branded controllers, including Wiimote, Nunchuk, Plus, Wii Fit, Classic, as well as the more recent Wiimote with MotionPlus Inside. The library also offers advanced features that as far as I can tell are still absent in other open source libraries, such as comprehensive out-of-box support for MotionPlus Inside version of Wiimotes, as well as interleaved mode that allows for use of both MotionPlus and extensions like Nunchuk and Classic. For more info, please visit L2Ork's software page (look under "Individual Externals" section) or check out the latest git snapshot from the pd-l2ork project found at [github.com]. Although some of the GUI demos that come with the library have not been fully updated to support all the latest features, the library has been extensively tested within L2Ork with up to 18 co-located Wiimotes connected concurrently during a live performance.
Best,
Ico
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/19/2015 12:17AM by bukvicic.
Back in 2011 Virginia Tech's Linux Laptop Orchestra (L2Ork) created a fork of the libcwiid open-source project that was abandoned by its original author. Since 2011, the library has been updated to support all Nintendo-branded controllers, including Wiimote, Nunchuk, Plus, Wii Fit, Classic, as well as the more recent Wiimote with MotionPlus Inside. The library also offers advanced features that as far as I can tell are still absent in other open source libraries, such as comprehensive out-of-box support for MotionPlus Inside version of Wiimotes, as well as interleaved mode that allows for use of both MotionPlus and extensions like Nunchuk and Classic. For more info, please visit L2Ork's software page (look under "Individual Externals" section) or check out the latest git snapshot from the pd-l2ork project found at [github.com]. Although some of the GUI demos that come with the library have not been fully updated to support all the latest features, the library has been extensively tested within L2Ork with up to 18 co-located Wiimotes connected concurrently during a live performance.
Best,
Ico
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/19/2015 12:17AM by bukvicic.
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