Most people don't know that the Wiimote communicates with the Wii via a Bluetooth wireless link. The Bluetooth controller is a Broadcom 2042 chip, which is designed to be used with devices which follow the Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) standard, such as keyboards and mice. The Bluetooth HID is directly based upon the USB HID standard, and much of the same documentation applies.
The Wiimote is capable of transmitting huge amounts of data to the Wii (Nintendo just isn't utilizing it's capabilities thus far). By using the internal Bluetooth wireless link, you can connect your Wiimote to your PC (any OS), and use it with a wide range of applications already made for the Wiimote.
So check out the next step and I will show you what you need to do.
Note: If any of you are having difficulties with this, just send me a message here. I'll be glad to answer any questions you may have.
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Signing UpStep 1: What you are going to need
Note, if you need a Bluetooth adapter, I recommend buying one here . That's the exact same one that I use, it's cheap and it comes with the BlueSoleil driver 2.6.0.8 on an installation disk.
If you don't have BlueSoleil already installed, you can download the latest BlueSoleil drivers from their website
Also, you're obviously going to need a Wiimote to connect to your computer!






































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you dont need the bluesoleil if your using the built in drivers
You'll be able to connect it as a HID (Human Interface Device) - but in order to use it as a mouse pointing device, you have to have some way of transmitting the sensor bar data to your PC
I don't know why the hell I said it like that.
What I should have said was that he'd need a sensor bar of some kind in order for the wiimote to detect its own orientation and transmit that data to the PC.
Thank you for pointing that out, though.
Is that red dot think move up the line meant to be there?
Regards,
WInko
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Winko