Hi Baumlol,
I purchased another unofficial MotionPlus WiiMote/Nunchuck from MiniInTheBox, Feb. 15th.
Tested on Dolphin using Super Mario Galaxy 1, 2 & Zelda: Skyward Sword ( which requires the motion+ add-on ). Works perfect.
Wasn't bought via your eBay link but it's the same price after currency conversion and it has the same features ( MotionPlus is integrated into the controller base ) and it has the "NEW 2in1" and "Motion plus" printed on the remote in the same places.
They're probably same generic build, made in China.
Don't know how to answer your question about the IR bar.
In my case I have the "IR" feature mapped to the mouse movements. The WiiMote configuration is set to "Hybrid" in Dolphin so it uses both the WiiMote and mouse simultaneously.
Try this thread for another IR solution. You'll need to buy one or use some other DIY alternative.
There's a lot of different models/options so shop around.
I purchased another unofficial MotionPlus WiiMote/Nunchuck from MiniInTheBox, Feb. 15th.
Tested on Dolphin using Super Mario Galaxy 1, 2 & Zelda: Skyward Sword ( which requires the motion+ add-on ). Works perfect.
Wasn't bought via your eBay link but it's the same price after currency conversion and it has the same features ( MotionPlus is integrated into the controller base ) and it has the "NEW 2in1" and "Motion plus" printed on the remote in the same places.
They're probably same generic build, made in China.
Don't know how to answer your question about the IR bar.
In my case I have the "IR" feature mapped to the mouse movements. The WiiMote configuration is set to "Hybrid" in Dolphin so it uses both the WiiMote and mouse simultaneously.
Try this thread for another IR solution. You'll need to buy one or use some other DIY alternative.
(02-04-2011, 05:12 PM)theSpacec0wboy Wrote: [...] The sensor bar doesn't actually transmit any information to the pc, the wiimote just uses it to track the location of the cursor. Because of this you can even use 2 candles as an infrared light source. You can't use the wired sensor bar that comes with a wii on your pc as you need to plug that into a special port on the wii for it to work, so you can either use a wireless sensor bar or a usb sensor bar [...]
There's a lot of different models/options so shop around.