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In some Wii games, you move the Wiimote extremely down and then extremely up again to trigger a weapon reload.
I tried to detect such extreme ups and down with Unity-Wiimote.
I tried a lot, but in the end I wasn't successful. Movement can be so quick that it's impossible to detect any movement direction, so it isn't possible to say something like "If pointer moved upwards and is off-screen now, user made an extreme upwards movement".
Also, I didn't find any way to say from this code...
In some Wii games, you move the Wiimote extremely down and then extremely up again to trigger a weapon reload.
I tried to detect such extreme ups and down with Unity-Wiimote.
I tried a lot, but in the end I wasn't successful. Movement can be so quick that it's impossible to detect any movement direction, so it isn't possible to say something like "If pointer moved upwards and is off-screen now, user made an extreme upwards movement".
Also, I didn't find any way to say from this code...
... where exactely the Pointer is now (upwards off-screen or downwards off-sceen).
What would be the best way to detect such extreme positions?
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