This isn’t really that great of a hack. All the guy did was bridge two buttons! If this is all one has to do to get a mentionable hack, maybe I could duct tape a fan to a hammer and call it “nifty”
one thing that I would be curious to know is that if the glove inputs into games
could it also be configured for mouse functions as a HID??? would also love to pair that up
with a VR helmet for a delicious 200 inch desktop for my computer!!!
I have to say it! post #4 is right. this isn’t a hack.
all he did is mount a Wii controller to a powerglove, and wired the A and B buttons to the fingers. had he really hacked it, it would use the fiberopitics in the fingers to activate the buttons. what he did is clever but its not a hack.
December 9th, 2006
that’s nice.. the sweaty controller isn’t leaving your handy anymore…
December 9th, 2006
Wii hack – Power Glove
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Somebody in Japan hacked up this wii power glove, awesome!
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December 10th, 2006
[...] Anyway, some industrious geek married an old Power Glove with a new Wiimote. The results are pretty damn cool. Permalink [...]
December 11th, 2006
This isn’t really that great of a hack. All the guy did was bridge two buttons! If this is all one has to do to get a mentionable hack, maybe I could duct tape a fan to a hammer and call it “nifty”
December 11th, 2006
the cunt in post 4 is jealous, lol.
December 12th, 2006
I agree with voc, #4 is a jealous c*ntzor. lol.
December 12th, 2006
nice mod
January 6th, 2007
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January 3rd, 2009
wtf does it do
January 3rd, 2009
It lets you play games using the glove.
June 26th, 2009
one thing that I would be curious to know is that if the glove inputs into games
could it also be configured for mouse functions as a HID??? would also love to pair that up
with a VR helmet for a delicious 200 inch desktop for my computer!!!
August 7th, 2009
I have to say it! post #4 is right. this isn’t a hack.
all he did is mount a Wii controller to a powerglove, and wired the A and B buttons to the fingers. had he really hacked it, it would use the fiberopitics in the fingers to activate the buttons. what he did is clever but its not a hack.