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WiiSticks is my first attempt at using a Nintendo Wii remote as an input device for a physics application. It is a virtual version of a simplpe physics toy, where the player holds 2 sticks (grey), and uses them to flip and spin around a 3rd stick (blue).
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This is much better explained in video...
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[Edited by - walaber on January 1, 2007 4:12:23 AM]
-----------------------------------"After you finish the first 90% of a project, you have to finish the other 90%." - Michael Abrashstickman.hu <=my game (please tell me your opinion about it)
almost ready to release a demo. I will do a bit more testing and tweaking first though.... in the meantime here are some screenshots of the new version :)
new features * allows using 1 remote + nunchuck OR 2 remotes, either. * several different "sticks" to fling around... some rigid, some "floppy". * adjustable gravity * improved graphics :) * entire program controlled by the wii remote
It is so extremly cool... you should post it in "image of the day"
-----------------------------------"After you finish the first 90% of a project, you have to finish the other 90%." - Michael Abrashstickman.hu <=my game (please tell me your opinion about it)
a beta version is up on my website for those with the equipment to run the program... I'd love any feedback I can get... the responsiveness of the controls can still be improved, but in low-gravity mode, it's actually quite playable!