ivanreshe

I know there is a lot in the forums about this already, so apologies, but having done a quick search I couldn't find a basic recipe to do this (maybe I didn't look back far enough!)

All I would like to do for the moment, is to use the Wiiremote's controls to wirelessly control my Max Patch (things like number boxes, audio on/off etc). How do I get rolling with this?

If there is already a post about this, please feel free to point me that way.

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Forgot to mention, I am running a Dell Laptop, which has bluetooth connectivity built-in.

i'm looking for interesting projects realised with the RTC-library (essl) from the 90ies till now...

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i'm looking for interesting projects realised with the RTC-library (essl) from the 90ies till now...
(it's a part of my PhD)

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Not sure if Osculator is cross platform, but if it is I would go that 

way. It works really well (and consistently) on my Mac.

On 8 Jan 2009, at 16:10, Ivan Redman wrote:

> Forgot to mention, I am running a Dell Laptop, which has bluetooth 

Not sure if Osculator is cross platform, but if it is I would go that  
way. It works really well (and consistently) on my Mac.

>
> Forgot to mention, I am running a Dell Laptop, which has bluetooth  
> connectivity built-in.


Unfortunately, it is Mac only, which is a shame for me! (but good for all you Mac users out there)

as far as i know OSCulator is planned to be ported to Windows with version 3.

Forgot to mention: If you're on PC then use Glovepie.

tk.wii has worked very well for me, and presents the data inside max in 

windows only, and for my money, heaps better than Glovepie. Heaps.

> Forgot to mention: If you're on PC then use Glovepie.

tk.wii has worked very well for me, and presents the data inside max in 
a way I like
http://ether.tw/blog/?cat=28

jayrope skrev:
> Forgot to mention: If you're on PC then use Glovepie.
>
> jrp
> --
>


Need a pointer to start using WiiRemote to control my patch