User

01.07.2012 03:21:54

I'm trying to find a good way to use my WiiMote as a video game controller. So far Remote Buddy seems to be the most well built application I can find, but the price is quite high so I'm just evaluating right now.

I can't seem to find a way to add specific key presses as commands for WiiMote buttons. 
Also, I'd like to be able to specify an application this happens under.

For example: 
I run "Awesome Game" and when I press "A" on my WiiMote I want that to press "Z" on my keyboard.

That simple. Is that possible?

Also, will Remote Buddy ever support the Nunchuk for the WiiMote? 

User

01.07.2012 11:06:01

Thanks for asking.

Check out this 5 minute video for a complete, uncut walk-through of how to create a Behaviour for a new application with actions that send keystrokes of your choice (which is exactly what you're looking for):

http://www.iospirit.com/products/remotebuddy/videos/#behaviourconstructionkitintro

Regarding the Nunchuk: I generally can't comment on features of upcoming versions. Sorry.

Best regards, 
Felix Schwarz 

User

02.07.2012 01:51:21

I followed that video and when I got to the "Compile and testdrive Scripted Behavior" I go back to my application the default behavior for my WiiMote is still in place. 
I tried "Compile, testdrive and permanently install" as well. I also closed and reopened Remote Buddy. 
The behaviors don't change from the defaults for the WiiMote and at no point does my new Behavior package show up under Behaviors in my Preferences.

I even tried making my Actions globally available and they don't show up.

So I guess my next question is, how do I get my Behaviors to show up in Remote Buddy?

EDIT: 
I tried Exporting my Behaviors and when I double clicked on that file it activated Remote Buddy and told me a previous version of that Behavior package was installed and did I want to Install anyway. I did, and it still doesn't show up in the list and it still doesn't activate on my application. 
:(

Last edited: 02.07.2012 01:54:05