(08-03-2010, 09:26 AM)shawnanastasio Wrote: [ -> ]wow i cant understand a word u said... :\
Yeah, I have the sensor bar, but in the wii, I have this emulator 'cause my wii can't play non-original games, and I don't want to unlock it, there's a way for adapting the bar to use in my pc? Sorry for the bad english, I'm brazillian ;D
Since you own a real wii you can just power the sensor bar with your wii.
You can find many guides(with google :p) how to modify or create a sensor bar that runs on USB power. It isn't very difficult.
Or just buy a sensor bar that runs on batteries.
(08-03-2010, 10:15 AM)Billiard26 Wrote: [ -> ]Since you own a real wii you can just power the sensor bar with your wii.
You can find many guides(with google :p) how to modify or create a sensor bar that runs on USB power. It isn't very difficult.
Or just buy a sensor bar that runs on batteries.
hum... i gonna search (:
hum, only works whith sensor bar?
i have buyed this bluetooth today and don't have other thing that i can use
can i thake the sensor bar and put in bluetooth... like wii remote to sensor bar, sensor bar to bluetooth adapter... it's posssible?
The sensor bar doesn't do anything other than emit IR light for the wiimote to look at.
It doesn't communicate with the wii/emulator.
You can use two candles as a substitute.
and, how can i play SMG or zelda?
I already told you four methods. :/
- use a real sensor bar plugged into powered on wii
- modify a sensor bar to run on USB power
- buy a battery powered sensor bar
- use two candles
some other options...
- make a sensor bar (google)
- play with an emulated wiimote instead of real one (and use the mouse for pointing)
u can turn on ir bar on your wii, put the ir bar on below your screen and emulate your games