wii_hit-help.pd

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#X text 8 33 INLET_0 Connect the Wii Connect object here;
#X text 8 9 DESCRIPTION Registers jolts from the Wiimote as hits;
#X text 7 58 OUTLET_0 Outputs 1 when a hit has been detected and a
0 once the hit has ended;
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#X text 123 137 The Wii Nunchuk Hit object takes one input from the
Wii Connect object. It calculates when the Wiimote is jolted as it
has hit something (e.g. a mallet hitting a drum).Use high setting
to adjust the threshold of acceleration necessary to trigger a hit
\, and use the low setting for a threshold which acceleration needs
to drop below before the next hit can be detected.This object outputs
a 0 if no hit is occuring \, and a 1 if a hit occurs. Connect the outlet
to an instrument or math object.;
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