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<blockquote data-quote="zxao" data-source="post: 143039" data-attributes="member: 49301">Ok once you get your remote working in glovepie you can start assigning keyboard keys (or mouse buttons/movements) to buttons on the wii remote. here is the mapping that i'm using at the moment -&gt;// Show expansion and wiimote forcesdebug = var.Expansion+';&nbsp; Bat='+Wiimote.Battery+'; Pitch='+RemoveUnits(Wiimote.Pitch)+' Roll='+RemoveUnits(Wiimote.Roll)+'; '+Wiimote.RelAccX+', '+Wiimote.RelAccY+', '+Wiimote.RelAccZKey.Space = Wiimote1.BKey.Enter = Wiimote1.AMouse.y = MapRange(Mouse.y, 0,1, 0,1)Key.Equals = Wiimote1.PlusKey.Minus = Wiimote1.MinusKey.B = DoubleClicked(Wiimote1.A)Mouse.LeftButton = Wiimote1.BKey.PageDown = Wiimote1.TwoKey.Escape = Wiimote1.HomeKey.X = DoubleClicked(Wiimote1.B)Key.PageUp = Wiimote1.OneAs you probably can see some remote buttons have multiple uses but they are executed by double clicking/holding button down. All that is assigned under the GUI tab of glovepie.I had a tough time getting my remote to sync with my pc but once i got it working it seriously is so easy to map. there is a way to use the motion sensing too, you just asign a movement to a key on the keyboard. but personaly i would rather use the D-pad on the remote. it just suite MP a little better.If you need any help let me know.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zxao, post: 143039, member: 49301"] Ok once you get your remote working in glovepie you can start assigning keyboard keys (or mouse buttons/movements) to buttons on the wii remote. here is the mapping that i'm using at the moment -> // Show expansion and wiimote forces debug = var.Expansion+'; Bat='+Wiimote.Battery+'; Pitch='+RemoveUnits(Wiimote.Pitch)+' Roll='+RemoveUnits(Wiimote.Roll)+'; '+Wiimote.RelAccX+', '+Wiimote.RelAccY+', '+Wiimote.RelAccZ Key.Space = Wiimote1.B Key.Enter = Wiimote1.A Mouse.y = MapRange(Mouse.y, 0,1, 0,1) Key.Equals = Wiimote1.Plus Key.Minus = Wiimote1.Minus Key.B = DoubleClicked(Wiimote1.A) Mouse.LeftButton = Wiimote1.B Key.PageDown = Wiimote1.Two Key.Escape = Wiimote1.Home Key.X = DoubleClicked(Wiimote1.B) Key.PageUp = Wiimote1.One As you probably can see some remote buttons have multiple uses but they are executed by double clicking/holding button down. All that is assigned under the GUI tab of glovepie. I had a tough time getting my remote to sync with my pc but once i got it working it seriously is so easy to map. there is a way to use the motion sensing too, you just asign a movement to a key on the keyboard. but personaly i would rather use the D-pad on the remote. it just suite MP a little better. If you need any help let me know. [/QUOTE]

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