Features
Multiple Wiimotes Support - allows the usage of a secondary Wiimote for redundancy
- Primary and Secondary Wiimotes can be switched
- Primary Wiimote can be used to focus a specific screen area
- Activate Whiteboard Mode and Presenter Mode simultaneously
Configurable Screen Area Tracking - calibrate a selected screen area and/or select another display to be used as an interactive whiteboard
Outside Screen Area Toggles
- Simulate Mouse Click - right click and double click
- Simulate Key Press - allows multiple key combinations
- Launch or execute any application/file which has a default viewer
- Notification Balloon - displays triggered events
Cursor Control Toolbar - resizable toolbar that allows quick toggles between left click, right click, double click and motion only cursor.
IR Calibration
- Viewable calibration setup to allow easier adjustments for greater tracking utilization
- Configurable infrared (IR) sensitivity to allow greater range or improved accuracy
Integrated Wiimote Presenter 0.2 - allows the control of the computer even when away from the screen
- Cursor Control - with a stationary IR source
- Key Press - using mapped Wiimote buttons
- Timers - tool to keep track of timings
- Compatible with pre-existing Wiimote Presenter files
- Laser Pointer Cursor
Easy switching between settings files - for Whiteboard Mode and Presenter Mode
Cursor Smoothing - reduces jagged lines when drawing in Whiteboard Mode and Presenter Mode
And More!
Wiimote Smoothboard is developed from Johnny Lee’s Wiimote Whiteboard 0.2 using Brian Peek’s WiimoteLib 1.4. Following suggestions from users of WiimoteProject.com, this application was worked on with the objectives of improving the ease of use and the functionality of the Wiimote Whiteboard. In this version, I have integrated Jason Smith’s Wiimote Presenter 0.2.
With the Wiimote Smoothboard, I hope that everyone especially teachers and those who do a lot of presentations will find this application useful.
Credits
Johnny Lee for his ingenuity in creating Wiimote Whiteboard
Brian Peek for providing the WiimoteLib 1.4
Jason Smith for creating and providing the source codes for the Wiimote Presenter
My girlfriend, Stephanie Foo, for supporting me in completing this project
WiimoteProject.com users especially Ben, for their suggestions, and help in testing
Generous donors and volunteers, who have been continuously supporting and testing the Wiimote Smoothboard.
Donation
You can support my work on this project by contributing a donation which will certainly help in maintaining the Wiimote Smoothboard and this website. Thanks!
Download
Warning! This version is for testing purposes, use it at your own risk.
Requires .Net Framework 3.5
Update 16th August 2008: I have released the Wiimote Smooth Board 0.3.6 BETA.
For the latest versions: http://www.boonjin.com/wp/category/projects
Update 24th July 2008: A bug in the application has caused the repeated simulated key presses in the Presenter Mode. In this update, the issue is resolved. Thanks to jmatson for his feedback regarding to this issue.
Please report any bugs or suggestions by posting a comment here or at the Wiimote Project forum. Thanks!
Software Evaluation Survey
Please provide your feedback regarding the functionality of the Wiimote Smoothboard. Your responses are greatly appreciated.
With your valuable feedback, the Wiimote Smoothboard will be able to be improved tremendously and ready to be released to everyone.