Communication lag? Wii bar problem?

[Grippen]

Hi guys,

This week I received my Scorpion Vii Wii gun. Very happy with it but I'm having some accuracy issues. I don't think its from the pistol itself. I think its a Wii bar or a BT communication issue or even the PC running the emulator/game.

Here is why, on the menus of games like Ghost Squad or Ghost Recon the gun works fine no lag at all. But inside the game I notice some lag on it. What do I mean is the scope takes sometime to move to the new position. I have to make additional tests with a normal wiimote since I didn't play with it for quite some time. And when I did I played mostly the Airplane assault mission which seems a bit lighter when compared with the other 2.

What do you guys think is it a PC running the emulator problem, gun problem or Wii sensor bar?

I started suspecting of the wii bar because I notice sometimes gaps when moving the wiimote or the gun like there is a sensoring gap or something. The sensor bar is 3rd party and only has 3 LEDs on wach side.

If you think its the bar can you recommend some cheap but very accurate sensor bars.

Thanks

[ExtremeDude2]

Have you tried a real wii?

[Grippen]

You mean an official Wiimote yes I tried it I think the result was similar although I didn't have these games at the time. But I have a memorex wiimote and the behavior is the same and if I recall correctly wasn't much different with an original wiimote probably even better because the nintendo wiimote I had from a friend didn't have motion plus and the memorex one has.

[admin89]

What do you guys think is it a PC running the emulator problem, gun problem or Wii sensor bar?

Not any of them
What kind of Bluetooth dongle do you have ? Is it first-class type (class 1) ? If you use a cheap dongle with poor connection , you will have lag issues
Class 1 dongle : Can connect 3-4 wiimotes at once or 1-2 wiimotes without lag (3 or 4 wiimotes might cause minimal lag )
Class 2 dongle : Can connect 1-2 wiimotes at once (may cause lag)
Class 3 : only connect 1 wiimote

[Grippen]

Don't know the class its an old Conceptronis dongle. Normal pen size even has an external antenna. I think its 100Mbit dongle.

Similar to this one but a bit different I'm guessing older then this one

http://77.91.202.130/images/6237246949-D...BT100U.jpg

[admin89]

It looks like a first-class dongle . Aside from BT connection , I can't think of anything that would cause problem

[Grippen]

The dongle is connected to the monitor hub on the back. You think it may make any difference? Power may not be sufficient or communication lag on the hub? As I said only when running the actual game I notice it more on the menus its ok. Its normal because its when more data is transferred maybe.

I can also check other games less heavy to see the result.

[LordVador]

I can also check other games less heavy to see the result.

Try that and report results

[ExtremeDude2]

You mean an official Wiimote yes I tried it I think the result was similar although I didn't have these games at the time. But I have a memorex wiimote and the behavior is the same and if I recall correctly wasn't much different with an original wiimote probably even better because the nintendo wiimote I had from a friend didn't have motion plus and the memorex one has.

No I mean a real wii >.>

[Grippen]

Ok on Gunslingers seems to be better also on Gunblade although I detect some delay from where the sight is until the new position of the aim. Doesn't move in real time. In Gunslingers I would say its normal since I cannot get a fixed FPS normal should 60FPS and it drops to 30 in average you can clearly see the game runs in slow motion. I tried messing with the setting on Dolphin but no improvement. I can almost bet its related to CPU issues. On Ghostsquad I don't detect FPS drop (only on some exceptions) but I guess having to shoot outside the screen to reload causes problems I guess.

Once again on both games sight on menu almost doesn't have any lag.

And no didn't try on the Wii because I don't have one.