nintendo_fanboy on 15 March 2007
Yulegoat said:
stewacide said:
...in general, 1:1 is possible where the position of the controller in space is known, because the wiimote only picks up relative movement (e.g. if it doesn't know he starting position it can't possibly represent it 1:1).
I've always thought that the Wii can handle absolute position too, because isn't that what the FPSs are based on?
you are mixing up two things now. for fps, the pointer is used like a lightgun. the pointer of course gives you an absolute position. for that you need the sensor bar that you have to put in front of your tv.
but whole wii sports did not use the pointer, but the other technology that is inside the wiimote. i don't know how it is called in english, but it is about sensors that are calculating the angles in which you are holding your wiimote. the sensor bar is not used for that.
