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Welcome to the library project of Classiclll

These libraries are the external libs of Processing/Proce55ing

Sample sketches are here

Outline

1. lll's Project Wiki
   1. Entry Pages
   2. Processing Links
   3. Proce55ing Gallery
   4. WiiRemoteJ by Cha0s
      1. Tips for WiiRemoteJ, by Cha0s
      2. Tips for P5 sketch, by blindfish

Entry Pages

• HowTo
• Wrj4P5 - WiiRemote access library for Processing powered by WiiRemoteJ
• Loc - Package for 3D-Algebra and Linear operation（Wrj4P5 may need Loc）
• l4P5 - static methods collection, drawing a instance of Loc for Processing/Proce55ing

Processing Links

• processing.org
• BuiltWithProcessing - google sketches
• World's Processing Gellery - google Proce55ing
• Processing: A Programming Handbook for Visual Designers and Artists Casey Reas, Ben Fry
• Processing: Creative Coding and Computational Art (Foundation) Ira Greenberg

Proce55ing Gallery

• Processing Gallery
• World's Processing Gellery - google image
• My gallery - Classiclll's Gallery

WiiRemoteJ by Cha0s

• wiili.org
• WiiRemoteJ - by Cha0s
• Bluetooth java library (JSR82)
  • see the following Tips.(Edit: Dec.15.2007)

Tips for WiiRemoteJ, by Cha0s

1. Windows users should user either the BlueCove JSR82 library (with BlueSoleil or WIDCOMM stack) or the Avetana library (with WIDCOMM stack). Linux users should use Avetana (with BlueZ stack), or BlueCove2.0.3+. Mac users should use Avetana or BlueCove2.0.3+(with the built-in stack).
   • for win/vista users, how to replace the BT stack to the WIDCOMM driver is here.
2. Make sure to put the library in the extensions folder (as described in the readme). On Windows, you may also need to add the path of the library to the Windows system PATH variable.
3. To connect to the remote, use WiiRemoteJ's findRemote methods. DO NOT connect to the remote beforehand with the stack utilities. WiiRemoteJ handles the entire connection process and will not be able to connect if the remote is already connected.
4. If you're still having trouble, check the FAQ. If that fails, post a stack trace, your OS, Java version, bluetooth stack, and JSR82 implementation. We'll see what we can do to help.

  Exception in thread "Thread-2" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
              de.avetana.bluetooth.stack.BlueZ.cancelInquiry()V 
     at de.avetana.bluetooth.stack.BlueZ.cancelInquiry(Native Method) 
     at javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryAgent.cancelInquiry(DiscoveryAgent.java:265) 
     at wiiremotej.WiiRemoteDiscoverer.deviceDiscovered(WiiRemoteDiscoverer.java:68) 
     at javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryAgent.deviceDiscovered(DiscoveryAgent.java:284) 
     at de.avetana.bluetooth.stack.BlueZ.hciInquiry(Native Method) 
     at javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryAgent$1.run(DiscoveryAgent.java:208) 
     at edu.oswego.cs.dl.util.concurrent.PooledExecutor$Worker.run
               (PooledExecutor.java:743) 
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)

  JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_de_avetana_bluetooth_stack_BlueZ_cancelInquiry
   (JNIEnv *env, jclass obj) { 
     /* Close the specified HCI device */ 
     //printf("Function called: %s, %i\n"__FILE__, __LINE__); 
     //hci_close_dev(dd); 
     return; 
  }

1. 1. 1. Download the latest Avetana source.
      2. Go to your avetana source directory and open de/avetana/bluetooth/stack/BlueZ.java
      3. Somewhere around line 317, change line

           int receiveMTU=672, transmitMTU=672; 
         

         to

           int receiveMTU=-1, transmitMTU=-1; 
         

      4. Do a "make clean"
      5. Make sure your envvariables are correct. Then do a "./install"

 avetana : I request a config 
 wiimote : Ok set your MTU size on 185 
 avetana : I am ignorant so i'll use MTU size of 672 
 wiimote : See Yaa 

 avetana : I request a config 
 wiimote : Ok set your MTU size on 185 
 avetana : Ok setting MTU size on 185 
 wiimote : nice doing business 
 avetana : blabla 
 wiimote : blala 
 etc..etc...

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Tips for P5 sketch, by blindfish

A couple of useful tips for others trying this out:

1. When I first connect the Wiimote up to Bluetooth it remains in discovery mode. When I then try and connect to the Processing application with 1 & 2 nothing happens. I've found that first pressing the Wiimote power button to 'switch it off' and then hitting 1 & 2 to enter discovery mode gets around this problem. Subsequent attempts to connect should work fine with just 1 & 2 as long as you do the following:
2. Make sure you 'switch off' your Wiimote before closing your Processing application so that you see the "Remote disconnected" message in the output window. In my case if I fail to do this it buggers something up with the Bluetooth stack which seems to require a system restart to fix

By following these two steps I'm finding this fairly reliable and can now definitely get on with some experimenting