I am now very interested in seeing what the wiimote can do for the PC homebrew gaming community. I have written a couple of games using the Truevision 3D engine for the PC (C#) and I am fairly confident that I can put some good ideas down with a wiimote and nunchuk.
I have spent a couple of days looking about for how to get the wiimote commands into my C# code, and your example is fantastic. I have got it working okay, but just to ask, is it written on VS2003? Because I am getting some restrictions when trying to set valueNameLabel.Text and this.valuesLabel.Text from public OSCMessage values {
Like I say I am just mentioning it for if you are tidying this up, but I dont need it, you have given me a great jumping off point to try and let my imagination go with some cool PC minigames.
I am working with some people on the TV3D forum so you can keep up with what I am doing on there if you wish, otherwise I will set up a google group, or place somewhere that I can keep a log of progress.
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Hi there,
I am now very interested in seeing what the wiimote can do for the PC homebrew gaming community.
I have written a couple of games using the Truevision 3D engine for the PC (C#) and I am fairly confident that I can put some good ideas down with a wiimote and nunchuk.
I have spent a couple of days looking about for how to get the wiimote commands into my C# code, and your example is fantastic.
I have got it working okay, but just to ask, is it written on VS2003? Because I am getting some restrictions when trying to set
valueNameLabel.Text
and
this.valuesLabel.Text
from public OSCMessage values {
Like I say I am just mentioning it for if you are tidying this up, but I dont need it, you have given me a great jumping off point to try and let my imagination go with some cool PC minigames.
I am working with some people on the TV3D forum so you can keep up with what I am doing on there if you wish, otherwise I will set up a google group, or place somewhere that I can keep a log of progress.
Cheers,
Lindsay Manning.
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