Eric_Hill

Looks like there are some formatting issues in the .h file. Try re-copying that first

You can try formatting your include line to the file path instead if it's having a hard time finding itEx.#include "C:\Users\buildmyhobby\Documents\Arduino\libraries\i2cmaster\i2cmaster.h"

Yeah that should be no problem. The code would be very similar, you would just need a way to communicate spacial values from the IMUs to your program and do a bit of calculation. If you reference the code from this project I'm sure you could get it done pretty easily. Let me know how things go!

Definitely! This project is mostly geared towards head tracking but could pretty easily be used for full body positional tracking. If that's something you are trying to do feel free to reach out to me if you need any help

Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Originally I did it like this but the Wiimote was bulky and irritating to attach to the user. Also, having the sensor attached to the user allows for a greater degree of movement because the camera on the Wiimote has a very small field of view, so if it was attached to the user and they turned their head more than around 35 degrees, the system would fail. To answer your concern about missing out on the possibility of working with the nunchuck or motion controls, GlovePIE has the ability to connect to multiple Wiimotes, so it is extremely easy to just connect up a second Wiimote if you want to use it as a type of Oculus control.

Would be great to see a video rather than pictures