the right joy con of nintendo switch has IR sensor, and filpping will turn to wiimote, on emulator as of now I use rotation pointing but if I manage to write NS RJOY into pointer, this can emulate wiimote
The Wii sensor bar is nothing but an IR emitter, the only reason you need the Wii is for the power source. The Joycon works like a wireless IR emitter, just a worse Wii sensor bar.
Sorry for the late reply. It is kind of janky, and the Joycon has a weak IR output. Make sure you're staying very close to the controller. This is just an observation I had, not really something I'd recommend for normal play.
the right joy con of nintendo switch has IR sensor, and filpping will turn to wiimote, on emulator
as of now I use rotation pointing but if I manage to write NS RJOY into pointer, this can emulate wiimote
Wow that's actually pretty interesting. The only problem is it wouldn't be comfortable after 5 minutes
I'm a little confused. How are the joycons (while acting as a sensor bar) sending any information to your wii?
The Wii sensor bar is nothing but an IR emitter, the only reason you need the Wii is for the power source. The Joycon works like a wireless IR emitter, just a worse Wii sensor bar.
@@SwitchStation oh so its the wii remote that sends all the info...
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it kinda works but why is it so much smoother on yours
Sorry for the late reply. It is kind of janky, and the Joycon has a weak IR output. Make sure you're staying very close to the controller. This is just an observation I had, not really something I'd recommend for normal play.
Steps?
Did u know u could also use candles?
Yup
yeah but there is a little chance that you might *burn your damm house down.*
What app is on that switch?
Nintendo Labo Variety Kit