At last! you are now able to control a virtual joystick with your mobile phones motion sensor. Unfortunately, my camera has failed so cant post a video of me controlling Colin McRae dirt using my W910i as a steering wheel, but nevertheless, you can still enjoy it for yourself.
Click on the image to visit the download page
Feel free to download and try it for yourself! If you post a video on YouTube, feel free to send me the link.
A minor update for KM Mapper software - now allows you to invert the Y axis of the mouse motion.
I have tried to access the game keys + the volume keys but have failed. If anyone knows some java, feel free to tell me how to do this.
Here is a YouTube demo of SonWii running with Google Earth.
To get this working, you need to download the latest version of BlueMotion from here.
And you need the BlueMotion KM mapper software from here.
At last, a software that allows you to control your mouse pointer using the motion of your mobile phone!
Truly Wii like. The BlueMotion KM mapper also allows you to map keyboard keys.
You can try it out now by clicking here!
Note that you will need the latest version of SonWii to get this working correctly.
A new version of SonWii has been released. SonWii Version 0.3
Full information about this version is found here.
You must download this new version to get future PC software working!
A new version of SonWii has been released. This version has better support for sending key presses and a demo of a PC software which reads and reacts to key presses has also been published.
Download the new version of SonWii here.
Download the Key Press demo here.
NirP Software is proud to announce the release of a software that uses the motion sensor of Sony Ericsson mobile phones to send motion data to PCs via bluetooth. The software is titled SonWii.
It is my aim that this software will be used to develop PC games or used to provide control of already existing games.
The java program sends sensor + keystroke data over bluetooth. Because data can be read off an emulated COM port on a PC (supported as standard by most bluetooth drivers), sensor data can now be accessed through most PC platforms/programming languages. Thus, the possibilities for its use are limitless.
To learn more and to download SonWii, please click this link!