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Icon by This program allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard. It is based on Johnny Lee’s original program that is written in C# and available for Windows only. My program uses Java to allow for (some) platform-independence.

I also provide a Mac-only version since I’m a Mac user and this is, up to my knowledge, currently the only such program for the Mac. For Windows only, Boon Jin has enhanced Johnny’s software and created the program. Litri masla perevesti v kg 1. There is also a that provides other implementations, but it is not getting much attention. Check out the and the other cool projects at if you have no idea what I’m talking about:). Features in a nutshell • Open source • Runs on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux • Simple User Interface available in English, Estonian, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovene, and Spanish • Camera Monitor and Calibration Details for better Wiimote placement • Auto-connects up to 2 Wiimotes • Right-click support, double-click assistance • Mouse cursor smoothing • Screen selection • Touchpad Mode • Update notification • / OSC support for multitouch applications More details in. Download (1.0.3) • • (Mac OS 10.8 or later) • (Mac OS 10.7 or earlier) • Video Documentation & Support your comments, bug reports, feature requests, etc.

At the bottom of this page. The latest documentation is available in. Rusifikator beersmith 2. You can also find out. The are a great resource for everything Wiimote.

Feb 5, 2008 - February 05, 2008. Icon by Francisco Cardoso Lima. This program allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard. Download (1.0.3). Cross-platform Java version Mac. Will WiimoteWhiteboard work good on macOS 10.13.4? See discussion WiimoteWhiteboard allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard.

You may use this to discuss everything related to my software. The also contains useful information for setting up your interactive whiteboard. Infrared pens You need a source of infrared ( IR) light to use the software. Many people build their own IR pens for that purpose, usually by retrofitting some sort of marker. You’ll find all you need to know. I started with a made from a battery clip. There are also IR pens for sale if you don’t want to build one yourself.

Several vendors sell different models, the is a good place to get an overview. Compatibility I only heard of few problems on Mac OS X, using the built-in stack.

I also got reports from users who got the program running on Windows using either the Widcomm or BlueSoleil stack. It seems like Widcomm works better, see about BlueSoleil. You need to use the BlueZ stack on Linux, see or for further instructions. Issue on PowerPC Macs (excerpt from the WiiRemoteJ- README): Note for Mac OS X PowerPC ( PPC) users: you will have to delete the Wii Remote from your previous devices list in System Preferences->Bluetooth->Devices after each connection (every time you connect a given Wii Remote).

Even then, the outgoing connection will still fail every other time. There is some sort of bug relating to HCI devices and Apple’s library. Luckily, it was fixed for the Intel Macs. Further details can be found in or the help files bundled with the application. © Uwe Schmidt.

Icon by This program allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard. It is based on Johnny Lee’s original program that is written in C# and available for Windows only. My program uses Java to allow for (some) platform-independence.

I also provide a Mac-only version since I’m a Mac user and this is, up to my knowledge, currently the only such program for the Mac. For Windows only, Boon Jin has enhanced Johnny’s software and created the program. Litri masla perevesti v kg 1. There is also a that provides other implementations, but it is not getting much attention. Check out the and the other cool projects at if you have no idea what I’m talking about:). Features in a nutshell • Open source • Runs on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux • Simple User Interface available in English, Estonian, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovene, and Spanish • Camera Monitor and Calibration Details for better Wiimote placement • Auto-connects up to 2 Wiimotes • Right-click support, double-click assistance • Mouse cursor smoothing • Screen selection • Touchpad Mode • Update notification • / OSC support for multitouch applications More details in. Download (1.0.3) • • (Mac OS 10.8 or later) • (Mac OS 10.7 or earlier) • Video Documentation & Support your comments, bug reports, feature requests, etc.

At the bottom of this page. The latest documentation is available in. Rusifikator beersmith 2. You can also find out. The are a great resource for everything Wiimote.

Feb 5, 2008 - February 05, 2008. Icon by Francisco Cardoso Lima. This program allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard. Download (1.0.3). Cross-platform Java version Mac. Will WiimoteWhiteboard work good on macOS 10.13.4? See discussion WiimoteWhiteboard allows you to use the Wii Remote (Wiimote) to turn any surface into a Low-Cost Interactive Whiteboard.

You may use this to discuss everything related to my software. The also contains useful information for setting up your interactive whiteboard. Infrared pens You need a source of infrared ( IR) light to use the software. Many people build their own IR pens for that purpose, usually by retrofitting some sort of marker. You’ll find all you need to know. I started with a made from a battery clip. There are also IR pens for sale if you don’t want to build one yourself.

Several vendors sell different models, the is a good place to get an overview. Compatibility I only heard of few problems on Mac OS X, using the built-in stack.

I also got reports from users who got the program running on Windows using either the Widcomm or BlueSoleil stack. It seems like Widcomm works better, see about BlueSoleil. You need to use the BlueZ stack on Linux, see or for further instructions. Issue on PowerPC Macs (excerpt from the WiiRemoteJ- README): Note for Mac OS X PowerPC ( PPC) users: you will have to delete the Wii Remote from your previous devices list in System Preferences->Bluetooth->Devices after each connection (every time you connect a given Wii Remote).

Even then, the outgoing connection will still fail every other time. There is some sort of bug relating to HCI devices and Apple’s library. Luckily, it was fixed for the Intel Macs. Further details can be found in or the help files bundled with the application. © Uwe Schmidt.