wiiosc is a very simple program that looks for up to four wii's, and sends osc data out to a port on your machine, of choice.

----------------------BUILDING and INSTALLING----------------------------

The program needs:
liblo (http://liblo.sourceforge.net)
cwiid (http://abstrakraft.org/cwiid/wiki) (as of version 0.2)
and BlueZ

just type "make" in the directory, and the application should build

----------------------STARTING----------------------------

$ wiiosc <targetport> <recvport> <targetip>
where <targetport> is a string with the port the receiving application listens to,
and <recvport> is a string with the port the application will receive data on,
e.g.:
$ wiiosc "57120" "57150" "192.168.1.7"

if no arguments are given, then the application will send to "57120" on the localhost and listen to port "57150"

If you want wiiosc to automatically discover wii's and enable everything on them, use this to startup:

$ wiiosc "57120" "57150" "192.168.1.7" auto


---------------------OPERATION-----------------------------

"/wii/found" informs you of found devices, with an ID, and the address; the ID is later used in the data sent, and needed to send data to the device
"/wii/connected" informs you of when the device is connected
"/wii/disconnected" informs you of when the device is connected
"/wii/error" informs you of an error
"/wii/quit" informs you when there were no more devices connected and the program has quit

For the data messages, look in the source code... it is quite clear, I think.

Incoming messages:
"/wii/discover", will look for a new wii device
"/wii/extension", "i", get the extension type of device "i" (sends a message back "/wii/extension", "ii")
"/wii/rumble", "ii", the device "i" will turn rumble on or off
"/wii/leds", "iiiii", the device "i" will turn its leds on or off based on the four states
"/wii/quit", will quit the application.

-----------------------SUPERCOLLIDER---------------------------

In the folder SuperCollider the needed files for SuperCollider are provided, to manage interaction with
SuperCollider.
A Help file is included.

-----------------------CREDITS---------------------------

June 2007 - January 2009, Marije Baalman
nescivi _at_ gmail _dot_ com

--------------------- CHANGELOG -------------------------
v0.4 - October 2008

* bug fix in freeing the liblo bundle (needs liblo > 0.25)

v0.3 - April 2008

* created an IP argument for the target address

v0.2.1 - November 2007

* Created an auto function for startup, which allows you to start discovery automatically upon starting the application.

v0.2 - October 2007

* Switched to using cwiid, instead of libwiimote, which has as an advantage that it has a callback mechanism.
Data now comes in smoother, and there is no need to set an update time.
Another advantage is that Debian has cwiid in its repository.

* All data is now sent as data between 0 and 1.

v0.1 - June 2007

(version 0.1 used: libwiimote by Joel Andersson <bja _at_ kth _dot_ se>)