Inspiration
Inspired by Racing Sim wheels.
What it does
Uses a Wii Remote and Wii Fit Balance Board as Inputs to be Outputted to a driving simulator.
How we built it
We used Dolphin, an emulator, to connect the Wii Remote and Wii Fit Balance Board and the interpreted the outputs from the connected devices by using the Wiiuse library.
Challenges we ran into
Could not directly connect devices over Bluetooth to the computer (Solved: Using Dolphin to force the connection). Could not use outputs from the remote and board (Solved: Using Wiiuse library to read and display the outputs to the console). Could not import the Library into the project (Solved: Using the Library File as the Project File). Could not map device button outputs (Solved: Using Windows API). Could not connect outputs to driving Simulator (Unsolved: current problem).
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We were able to get data outputted from the board and remote displayed on the laptop screen. Mapping the Buttons to keys.
What we learned
We learned how to research and solve never before seen problems. More specifically we learned how to break down obscure libraries with limited documentation and how to connect Bluetooth devices that are not easily accessible by the computer.
What's next for Wii Driving
Next we will get the outputs from the connected devices to be applied to a driving simulator.
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