Thoduv’s devblog

Here: http://thoduv.drunkencoders.com/wii/wiimote_04012007.tar.gz (source, GPL)
It includes:

• wiimote.c: Functions to communicate with the Wiimote. Supports buttons, leds, rumble, memory reading/writing, IR (broken, or works sometimes, weird…), accelerometter reading (just receiving x,y,z. I don’t have math skills for more), expansion port control and init (can’t do much as I don’t own any Nunchuk nor Classic controller), basic speaker init (limited to the status of knowledge about the speaker),…
• ir_test: SDL display of IR dots (needs SDL)
• motion_test: OpenGL display of accelerometers axes (needs OpenGL)
• exp_test: Allows to detect the presence of an expansion device and to init the device.
• mii_tool: Small tool for reading/writing Miis (write seems to be broken though).
• speaker_test: Plays a annoying note through the speaker (sometimes it doesn’t work) (Based on Carl Kenner discoveries) (uses SDL for timing).

Even if I don’t own a Wii now, I bought a Wiimote, and I’m doing experimentation with Bluetooth. Here’s a small demo thats dumps and injects Miis of a Wiimote (Linux only):

mii_tools (source, GPL): http://thoduv.drunkencoders.com/wii/mii_tool_17122006.tar.gz (needs bluetooth headers).

You’ll need a Bluetooth adapter and bluetooth modules loaded.

WARNING: If the reading functionnality works well, I did less testing on writing (at worst, your Miis may be deleted from the Wiimote). Feedback may be appreciated.

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Même si je n’ai pas encore de Wii, j’ai acheté une Wiimote, et je fais quelques bidouilles avec du Bluetooth. Voilà une petite démo qui permet de télécharger/injecter des Miis d’une Wiimote (sous Linux évidemment) :

mii_tools (source, GPL): http://thoduv.drunkencoders.com/wii/mii_tool_17122006.tar.gz (nécessite les headers bluetooth).

Vous aurez besoin d’un adaptateur bluetooth et des modules bluetooth chargés.

ATTENTION: Si la lecture fonctionne, l’écriture *peut* poser problème (rien de grave, au pire vos Miis effacés de la télécommande), des retours d’expériences seraient appréciés.