ujs
This is the problem most Windows users find with the Java version. I thought it was related to the sensitivity settings, ujs as you advised me the setting of your application is to maximum.

vbrayon you will find works fine on a small scale (laptop/small projection etc).

What would be interesting is if it could be tested in bootcamp. I wounder if its a Windows bluetooth/java thing, maybe related to the connecting through the OS rather than the stack. If Bootcamp works on the large scale it would narrow it to windows bluetooth.

That said, given Boonjin has focused on Windows and you on Mac. I think that you shouldn't need to spend excess time on testing and problem solving for windows, for the same reason Boonjin doesn't spend any time testing in Mac OS.

Thats why I sticky the post: http://www.wiimoteproject.com/wiimote-whiteboard/which-is-the-best-wiimote-interactive-whiteboard-application-for-you/ so users can select the best application for their OS.

Benpaddlejones

p.s. When you try Boonin's app in Mac OS can you let me know the results so I can update the above post

The next version of the application will be available in other languages if people are willing to volunteer. There are about 500 words to be translated.
So please contact me if you want to help to translate the program to the language(s) of your choice.

Uwe

vbcrayon
I have already asked all these questions of ujs (he uses the max sensitivity).

The Java connects to the wiimote, through the API (read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API). It is essentially an entirely different program method than Boonjin's & JCL's C++ that relies on an existing connection.

This process in the windows environment doesn't produce the same results as in a Mac environment. Java & BT are both individually more stable in the Mac environment also, so bringing them together produces the problems we experience.

The only advantage the Java version has over Boonjin's is a tiny bit more stable (through maturity more than anything, something that will come to Smoothboard over the next few months as it also matures and is debugged) and the main characteristic is the connection utility. Thex did an awesome job with his Wiimoteconnect if you are using the Windows BT stack. I'm hoping some programmers in the next few months take the challenge on to further Thex's work to incorporate Bluesoleil & Widcomm providing an all inclusive Wiimote connection utility for windows.

Benpaddlejones
p.s. You don't know any programmers interested do you?

Yes, I agree. Especially because on ujs programs, you just have to press the button 1 and 2 to work. I don't need to do any wiimote configuration in Widcomm

Bluetooth Stack. It seems it detects, connects and make pairing by itself automaticlly.
I have already programmed but in VB. I don't know if I can help somehow. And unfortunately I don't know anybody who can help.
As I can see, without a view of the calibration area it becomes very hard to use de wiimote specially for simple people. It happends because depainding on

the screen size, in some points, the signal turns week or ends and only after many tryes and adjusts the wiimote can finally be used.
But your last version (0.98) almost correct this problem. I said "almost" because I have installed the last version in a Windows Vista with the Widcomm

Software and the "calibrated screen area" didn't show the real calibration view (as you can see in the image below).

The point 1 is the preview of the mouse position in the "calibration details". The point 2 is the same preview, but outside the screen in agreement with

"Calibrated Screen Area". And the point 3 is the really mouse position.
PS.: Everything works well but when the program starts everything is slow temporarily. This problem desappers when I minimize the program.
PS.2: if this function of preview calibration is working on mac (I belive it is) it explain the sensitivity problems on Windows told by me and

benpaddlejones.
Yes, I would be honored. But there would be few modifications in Francisco's translation.

Some soggestions:
- System tray fuction. For now a can fix this using a program named ACTUAL WINDOWS MANAGER
(http://www.actualtools.com/windowmanager/). Otherwise it showld be interesting if you program could do it for itself.
- I liked the 'right click' function. But I can't move objects in some programs. Explanation: On ArtRage program (freeware in

http://www2.ambientdesign.com/files/artrage2.5starteredition_win.msi), for example, you can only move the "stencil" by clicking with the right button + drag

(drag with right click). I thought in something like this: after "X" seconds stopped at the same point, instead of a simple right click, just change the

fuction (maybe make a circle line around the mouse as an alert). If stay in the same point and you stop pressing the button, than you have a simple right

click. With this we could have both, simple right click and drag with right click. For now I can do it using another program named DMOUSE

(http://www.swapmousebuttons.com/)
- Can you do something as I told in the topic http://www.wiimoteproject.com/project-ideas/real-tablet-pc-on-windows-vista/?

Hi vbcrayon,

Please let me know your notes for Wiimote Whiteboard Brasilian translation.
It could help me to improve my Portuguese version.

Obrigado
Francisco

Ok. No problem. But my translation start only next week. Ujs gave me the link of the server yesterday.

Francisco
I will pass to Dice.

Sorry, I stupidly hit edit instead of reply & over wrote some of your message, saving it before realising my stupidity! 

Ben