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General | |
Author | Kontakatilu |
Type | Other Apps |
Version | 1.0 |
License | Not specified (open source) |
Last Updated | 2008/04/20 |
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WiiPaint is a drawing program for the Wii console that utilizes the Wiimote and the GRRLIB 2.0 libraries. It allows users to create digital art by using the Wiimote as a drawing tool, much like a paintbrush.
User guide
When the synchronization screen appears, press buttons 1 and 2 simultaneously.
Wait for it to shake - If the lights go out, try again.
When the menu appears, press the Up button on Wiimote and test if the hand moves.
If not, press the Left button after pressing Up.
If it does not work, restart the loader.
Screenshots
Known issues
There is an issue with the cursor getting stuck in the upper left corner. To resolve this, press the Down, Up, and Left buttons in that order to activate the IR functionality and Motion Sensing.
Keep in mind that the Motion Sensing feature uses a lot of power and may not work as well as desired. To deactivate the Motion Sensing, press the Left button.
Credits
Thanks to all who have contributed to the creation of the GRRLIB and Wiiuse libraries.