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make the 4 wiimote leds light up with the first 4 frets change these to your liking (use debug info) The script I wrote to do this is below, you can copy and paste it into GlovePIE (don't forget to save it) and change it to your liking.ĭebug = 'whammy=' + + ', pitch=' + RemoveUnits(Wiimote.Pitch) You'll need a custom script to interpret the signals from the Wii guitar and map them to keys on your keyboard. Setup GlovePIE to use the Wii guitar controller Tilting your Wiimote should control the mouse cursor, and it should make the Wiimote vibrate when you hit the screen. If you got GlovePIE working, you can try this mouse script from the Wii Hacks blog and fiddle around with it. If they don't change, either your Wiimote is not connected properly, or your Bluetooth stack is incompatible with the Wiimote. There should be numbers changing in the debug window in response to your waving. Now click RUN and wave around your Wiimote. Go to File > Open and open the script called TestWiimote.PIE in the OldScripts folder. Now that the Wiimote is connected to your PC, open up GlovePIE. When that's done, connect to the HID service. If the Wiimote LEDs stop flashing, press them again until your PC finds the Wiimote and the service. It should find something like Nintendo RVL-CNT-01, which offers a Human Interface Device (HDI) service. Once the Bluetooth part is setup, put the Wiimote in discovery mode by pressing 1+2, then let your Bluetooth device on the PC discover it. The Microsoft Bluetooth stack will NOT work, unless have a Bluetooth device that is in the list of compatible devices on the WiiBrew wiki.

#Guitar hero 3 pc multiplayer install#

Plug the Bluetooth dongle in if you have one, then install the BlueSoleil drivers.

A bit of persistence to get the GlovePIE script to work right :-)Ĭonnect the Wiimote to your PC via Bluetooth.

Version 0.30 added support for the Wii guitar.

GlovePIE 0.30 or newer - this interprets the signals from the Wiimote and can map them to key presses.

#Guitar hero 3 pc multiplayer drivers#

BlueTooth drivers - If your computer doesn't have them already (Windows Vista should) and the above bluetooth adapter/dongle didn't have a driver CD included, get the free BlueSoleil drivers.

A bluetooth adapter or USB dongle - If your computer doesn't already have one (look in the Device Manager to check this), you can get a cheap one that plugs into your USB port from eBay.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock for the PC.

A Nintendo Wii controller and a Wii Les Paul guitar controller, obviously.

You're going to need the following things: The GlovePIE script (which is completely my own) took about three days work off and on. I got the whole thing working in about an hour, on Windows XP. You've all seen the videos of people using the Wiimote as a mouse, and some of you probably have seen some of Johnny Chung Lee's videos where he uses the Wiimote as cheap implementations of head tracking solutions and multi-touch whiteboard screens. These guys got most of it working and I've had some tips from them. Yay!īecause GH3 for the PC has better graphics and STEREO SOUND, and I wanted to see if it could be done. The Wiimote will also rumble for a second when you do this, somewhat like it does in GH3 for the Wii. *UPDATE* March 5: updated the script to be three times shorter, and added support for Star Power activation by tilting the guitar.

It's not as smooth as I'd like, but it's the best you can get.

#Guitar hero 3 pc multiplayer code#

I just added the correct keybinding to the + key (Backspace instead of Escape) and changed the whammy code to use the mouse for whammying. *UPDATE* March 6: the GlovePIE script is now DONE.

I took a lot of this from the Wiihacks post on using your Wiimote as a mouse in Windows so if something isn't clear enough, go read that first.

#Guitar hero 3 pc multiplayer how to#

Right! I'm going to explain to you how to get the Les Paul from Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock for the Nintendo Wii to work with Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock for the PC.