Open Trihy opened 1 year ago
Also noticed on smaller screen like 24", feels more 1:1 around the X axis edges.
On a tv double its size, it feels way off 1:1 when reaching near edges.
Guess wiimote and IR bar was developed for smaller tv, since when released, big TVs were not that common.
I did a test disassembling the IR bar and moved apart right and left LEDs (IR bar has a separation between left and right LEDs of around 20cm, increased to around 50cm), but didnt notice any noticeable change. Maybe minimum.
Looks like glovepie has some kind of IR calibration
https://i.ibb.co/gVrxNt6/glovep.png
Not sure if any of this is implemented on touchmote.
Also noticed that some native Wii games like hotd 2 & 3 return, has some IR calibration options. It ask for two point on screen. Bottom right and top left, then after that you can even disable crosshair. Not perfect but almost 1:1
Im wondering if there is any option to change the X axis compensation to make if feel more like 1:1 for aiming with IR setting IR pointer to xbox 360 analog stick.. I think this will be different for every TV size.
Im my case you can reach full X axis left or right and still the wiimote is not pointing to that position on a visual line.
Will be great to have an option to change this behavior, guess it`s just alter the formula it uses to calculate position. Or maybe just increasing or decreasing stick are beyond its limits.
Y axis doesnt feel too much off from 1:1, but Y axis area is always way smaller on most tv.