Step 4: Connect Second WiiMote
Same instructions as Step 3, but with a second copy of DarwiinRemote. So, turn on your second WiiMote (make sure there's batteries in it!) and open up a second copy of DarwiinRemote (keep the first one running). On your second WiiMote, press buttons 1 and 2 simultaneously. Shake your second WiiMote and you should then see three lines (green, red and blue) moving up and down. You now have two WiiMotes connected!!!
You can now connect these two programs to any program that can read OSC data, such as Processing, SuperCollider or Max/MSP.
You can now connect these two programs to any program that can read OSC data, such as Processing, SuperCollider or Max/MSP.
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madparker
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Jan 14, 2011. 9:58 AMReply
This is great! Is there anyway to change the OSC receive port so you can send different feedback to the different WiiMotes?
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