Here you can download the demos I created for Director and Flash, or view the screencasts of the demos in action. If you choose to download and explore the demos on your own, you can read the setup information to ensure that they will work for you. The screencasts have a low framerate, so some animations may look choppy. Please turn up the volume for the screencasts. If it's still hard to hear or you don't have audio, you can click on the transcript.

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Director


Rolling ball

A simple demo of a ball rolling using simple physics and the Wiimote's X and Y accelerometer values. There is also visual feedback of the rotation of the Wiimote based on its pitch and roll values.
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Ripples

A demo that uses the Wii Remote’s pointing capabilities to create ripples.
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Pong

A simple implementation of the classic Pong game using the Wiimotes to control the paddle. Includes rumble feedback when ball hits paddle.
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Flash

To run WiiPaint 1-3, you will need to download the following class files and place them in the same directory as the demos: Brush | HelperBrush | Recognize


WiiPaint 1

A drawing application using one Wiimote to control the style of the brush, and the second Wiimote to control the drawing.
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WiiPaint 2

Based on WiiPaint 1, each Wiimote now has the ability to draw and control the style of the brush, allowing two users to work collaboratively.
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WiiPaint 3

Based on WiiPaint 2, one Wiimote acts as the brush while the other serves as a locking brush. This version includes shape recognition and the ability to scale shapes using the locking brush.
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Semaphore

A demo emulating Semaphore, or flag signals. Use the Wiimotes as the flags. The diagrams offer visual feedback if your position matches a letter.
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