shakey mouse.

[ciper]

he said if you are seeing more than two lights turn the settings down until you only see two. If you see 2 lights then turn it up till you still see two lights. Seeing 2 lights on sensitivity 5 is the best result. His solution is good.

That guy is a wrong for saying such thing. What you pasted from the Nintendo site proves it. There should never be more than two dots on any sensitivity level.

 

[zephyr1080]

That guy is a wrong for saying such thing. What you pasted from the Nintendo site proves it. There should never be more than two dots on any sensitivity level.

The point of the sensitivity option is so you can filter out any unwanted non-wiimote IR sources. You filter out the other IR sources by toggling the sensitivity till you see only two blinking dots.

 

[ciper]

The sensitivity is to help your Wiimote function at long distances. The lower the sensitivity setting the better result (assuming you can get two solid dots at the lowest setting)

 

[LevesqueIsKing]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=TcT2mwLLXMs

That video tells u all u need

Thank you very much, that video was very helpful *REPPED*

Ciper: But obviously your two posts that didnt pertain to the topic dont deserve any ridicule, right?

 

[wii man]

i have this problem too, thanks zephyr!