Beta

A bunch of stability improvements come with this release of the WiiMote patch.

Connect and Disconnect are now fairly stable; There's at least one hard-to-track bug left (you'll see a "NSCFNumber doesn't respond to selector 'start'" exception sometimes, where something is getting released before it should), but many of the outstanding bugs are now handled. Thanks to all the Beta testers for submitting dozens of Crash Logs that helped me isolate many of these issues.

There have been 94759301 requests for better stability with this patch; Hopefully this helps :)

Other fixes: rumble and led state is updated properly on reconnect now, and you can create a patch after you delete the first one (before, creating a single one prevented you from creating more until you quit QC and restarted)

[PS, it's also built for 64-bit cpus now too]

This update to the Serial IO beta addresses a few issues in the 20071218 beta.

Multiple patches should now be able to share the same device without causing the "Device or Resource Busy" messages. Hopefully it'll allow input and output to the same device from different patches.

It's also built against a 10.4 target, so it runs on Tiger without "_open$UNIX2003 symbol not found" errors.

Serial Devices are now closed when patches are deallocated.

Logging is a bit more uniform. Please continue to include Console.app output when reporting success or failure.

Otherwise, the interface is identical.

This is a Leopard port of the Tuio Client patch from Tiger. It's totally untested. Have fun. We're probably not going to maintain this very much...

[Edit: this is deprecated. The original reacTIVision developers released a native (non-Java) Tuio Client QC plugin --- see http://mtg.upf.edu/reactable/?software --- please use that instead. ]

This quick update for the Serial IO patch allows it to work on Tiger. A small plist setting was incorrect, which caused it to not load.

Sorry about that.

This is the first release of our Serial IO Plugin.

This plugin offers two new patches: Serial Input and Serial Output.

They're totally untested (I couldn't find any serial devices here at work to experiment with), so their output is extremely verbose. Please test it a bit, and tell us if they worked, or if they didn't, and what Console.app says afterwards.

If they work, please let us know that too; that way we can disable some of the messages to make them smaller and faster, for better performances.