Make your own sensor bar! No wires, no batteries!

[Zeep]

So it was recently revealed that the sensor bar was, in fact, nothing more than two infra-red lights, and that the wiimote did all of the sensing, rather than the other way around.

Well, what else do we have that emits infra-red light? Fire! In a dark room, two candles about a foot apart in front of the TV are enough to replace the sensor bar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6paa4s8le10

[OnBake Platinum]

I already posted this. Bitch.


But yes, it's cool as Hell.

[Coded-Dude]

banana phone

[Phoenix]

Kookookadododo.

[Zeep]

no, you posted that it was just two infrared lights. you never talked about replacing it with candles.

[OnBake Platinum]

no, you posted that it was just two infrared lights. you never talked about replacing it with candles.

http://forums.e-mpire.com/showpost.p...11&postcount=7

lolz

[Delirious]

Candles eh? Thats deliciously ghetto, I must try it.

[Lucent Beam]

That's sweet.
Now I can play my Wii and set "THE MOOD" for other things afterwards.

[Lets Gekiga In]

That's sweet.
Now I can play my Wii and set "THE MOOD" for other things afterwards.

I love the sound of that!

[Delirious]

^pwn3d

[Gamble]

I don't think i'm going to get that crazy just yet. Awesome though.

[Rai]

so much for supreme "new" technology...jokes! Still cool though.

[Zeep]

tested. it works very well.

[OnBake Platinum]

Even in a fully lit room?

[Reklaw X]

Nothing like playing with your Wii by candle light.

[Jonny Royal]

That's pretty sweet

[TheGreenElf]

Doesn't seem safe or practical.

[Krad]

If you tape the "IR" infront of the Wiimote with gold duck tape, it works, too.

/lie

[Zeep]

Doesn't seem safe or practical.

Of course it's safe!

*accidentally knocks over candle onto rug playing Wii Tennis*

Oops...

[Delirious]

*breaks out penis shaped candles*