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I don't seem to be able to download your lib from the Coding4fun download link.

as the link points to http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=291133

which does not seem to be the libary

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Brian,

Here is another cool wiimote application using your library.

www.cs.cmu.edu/.../wii

cool!

the cmu guy developed a promising interface using the library

En el trabajo ya me empiezan a llamar el hombre de la wii, pero desde que descubrí la wiimotelib y ví

Great library Brian! Here is my first wpf application that uses your library to read in the status of the wiimote:

www.theamoebaproject.com/.../control-your-wiimote-using-wpf-no-wii-needed

Thanks for the update to the library, I'll be looking into multiple points soon!

This is a great library and adds a great amount of extensibility to the computer. check out the Johnny Lee project forum for another community of people using your Library to do great things. Keep up the good work!

Hi Brian

I wrote a wrapper for your lib to use it in a vvvv environment.

vvvv.svn.sourceforge.net/.../WiiMote

great lib, thx

*velcrome

Hi Brian,

I've written a tutorial for controlling a lego NXT with the wiimote with MSRS.

alandtech.blogspot.com/.../lego-nxt-wiimote-with-msrs-tutorial.html

Thank you very much for the library, and for MSRS support! I just love it!

Alberto

Am I too late to download the library? I zip, I downloaded at Channel 9, just contain a txt file.

Can someone help me?

Thank you very much, Brian. I got it now.

I have a wii fit and am trying to discover the codes to get the sensor data (4 values at least)... any-ideas-any-one?

I have tried to sequence through the codes for the 3 byte output message but can't see any dynamic data coming back.

My dad was in a very bad motorcycle accident in 2003.  He is a quadriplegic now.  His spine was severed in two places.  My mother waits on him hand and foot 24/7.  It seems every time she sits down he need her to change the channel or turn up the TV.  I was hoping someone might be able to use the head tracking idea and make it so my day could change the channels and volume on his own.  It sounds like a small thing, but would make a huge difference in their lives.  It would also be nice if it would work on the computer.  They have tried different voice activated remotes without success.  They have also tried the Dragon software on the computer without much success.  it is very frustrating.  If anyone could help us I would really appreciate it and so would my parents.

thanks,

Marnie