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DPsx7 11/04/18 10:17:48 AM #57:	Sahuagin posted... DPsx7 posted... They do but I'd imagine the 2 sensor bars would interfere with each other. the "sensor bar" is just 2 small infrared lightbulbs, with the end of the wiimote being an infrared camera. as long as the camera can't see both sets of lights, it should be ok. (for a fun trick, take a digital camera and view the sensor bar with it and you can see the infrared lights) Quite true if you have them pointed towards opposite sides of the room. I just said that because I know back when the Wii launched people had a little trouble with the system. Turns out there was infrared interference. Yeah, cameras can see the flashing from the IR on your TV remote. Makes ya wonder what else is going on that we can't see. --- Help the country - hurt a SJW. <cite>DPsx7 posted [p:911786456] in How many s... [t:77133477]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sahuagin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote>They do but I'd imagine the 2 sensor bars would interfere with each other.</quote> the "sensor bar" is just 2 small infrared lightbulbs, with the end of the wiimote being an infrared camera. as long as the camera can't see both sets of lights, it should be ok. (for a fun trick, take a digital camera and view the sensor bar with it and you can see the infrared lights)</quote> Quite true if you have them pointed towards opposite sides of the room. I just said that because I know back when the Wii launched people had a little trouble with the system. Turns out there was infrared interference. Yeah, cameras can see the flashing from the IR on your TV remote. Makes ya wonder what else is going on that we can't see. --- Help the country - hurt a SJW.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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