Mr Puggsly said:
Not quite the same as tons of flashing lights engulfing the people playing. But the hair cutting game isn't even tracking the people. It just follows that ball on the Wiimote Movemote. |
that's not completely true, unlike the Kinect the Move also Has a Magnetic field directional sensor in the Move controller, thus to eliminate quite a bit of external interference input, because the Magnetic field sensor in use also act's as a compass:
example:
The Move configuration The advantage here is that you don't need to be pointing at the screen to get an XYZ reading, not to mention the XYZ reading is more accurate and absolute than Wiimote 's method. The disadvantage, one would think, is how do you do pointing and orientation? The Move's sensors can track even faster motions than the Wiimote . What little M drifts in the yaw axis, Move will have that covered via the magnetometer, therefore it doesn't need an IR bar.
Move doesn't need a sensor bar to do pointing. Tilting up and down doesn't need a sensor bar since it can just use gravity as an absolute. Yaw left and right can stay in check thanks to the magnetometer, which detects the earth's magnetic field.
though if the lighting in the room is pitch black the position of the Move would in effect be static due to no light, but that's if there is no light..lol

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