Ok i seem to have it working. Since my playfield is actually sunk down about 5 inches into my cab, trying to mimic a playfield on a real pinball, I had to do some creative angling on the wiimotes to get all three points. Anyway i was able to get it calibrated, and the single LED is being picked up by the wiimotes. It looks very cool. nice job dood.
A couple of questions: I notice on the camera assistant(thing in upper right corner) that the "optimum viewing" placement is represented by a bright asterisk. Which when i move the camera led to this location the table looks more centered, deeper etc...
But when i move the camera led to where my actual eye location is, it seems to "zoom" the table. I guess my question is, is there anyway to adjust that "optimum asterisk" to make it more where my actual head location is ? so it doesn't look so zoomed when i put the camera led at eye location ?
Also do you have any suggestions on FP or Nvidia driver settings to make the 3D effect smoother. It's smooth now but i want to see if i can get it as close to what you have in your video(which is awesome by the way).
Excellent work on this project. Sliced bread doesn't have dick on this, this is way better ;-) I can go without eating, but i can't go without messing around with this, its so cool.
Again great job ! Keep up the good work.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
As I understand it 5 inches above the TV screen is glass. So you can not put IR LED for 3 point, which displays the BAM. You can place the IR LED 5 inches above the point.
In that situation You should keep IR LED 5 inches above "eye" to get right view/perspective.
This a bright asterisk represents position of light source (in game virtual light, not IR LED i reality).
Today I will make another update. A will add option to enter "shift" in Y axis. It will allow to remove this 5 inches.
My tips to make it look more like on videos:
1. Close one eye. It will greatly improve "feeling" of depth. When two eyes looking, your brain "sees" that perspective is "a little cheated".
2. Make own video with cam. Realy. You will see same results.
My Bluetooth dongle will not see my Wii remotes. Can someone give me a model number of a Bluetooth dongle that seems to work well with Win7 64bit and the Wii remotes please? Thanks.
It is hard to pair Wiimotes to pc.
Before You start connection:
1. Make sure to remove any previously installed devices called: RVL-CNT-01 from "devices & printers" menu. (After computer restart previously paired WiiMotes stays "installed" but they dont work).
2. Connect WiiMotes.
BAM sometimes don't detect WiiMotes right. If You see in "wiimote cam" menu battery status higher than 0% and BAM don't displays "dots" => restart BAM.
Edited by ravarcade, 03 April 2013 - 06:14 PM.