Wiimote Project
Hardware Support => IR Pens => Topic started by: repeat83 on November 15, 2008, 01:58:01 AM
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principle:
dot1 - always visible.
if (dot2 visible) then Click left mouse button
ps. if (dot2 visible) and (dot3 visible) then Click right mouse button
psps. sorry for my pooooor english
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use modding this irpen http://www.wiimoteproject.com/ir-pens/diy-how-to-make-tip-pressure-ir-pen/
if irpen touch screen (press button under dot1) then active dot2
if pressed button for active right click and irpen touch screen (press button under dot1) then active dot2 and dot3
buffles use for limit IR light in small area of transparent pen
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That's catchy. So it would track the first dot continually and register that as the "cursor" dot. With a modified whiteboard program, this could work in concept. The issue would then become covering the second or third dots with your hand. If any of them were covered while the right-click button was pressed, it would send funny signals to the computer.
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The problem is that the IR's have to be located a bit apart.
If they are not - they might be registered as 1 IRdot which happens every now and then when I'm using 2 IR-pens...
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Can one of the LED of IRPen be pressure-activated and the second LED button-triggered. If this is possible, would it work like a mouse? pressure-activated LED = dot1 button-triggered = dot2
dot1 == on
Right-click mouseUp
Left-click mouseDown
dot1 && dot2 == on
Left-click mouseUp
Right-click mouseDown
else
Right-click mouseUp
Left-click mouseUp
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bump...
Any software that use this idea ?
the 2nd led can be used to send morse code, but then we end up with more buttons.