wiipair | Pair multiple wiimotes permanently with a PC | Frontend Framework library

 by   jmandawg C++ Version: v1.3 License: No License

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wiipair is a C++ library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React applications. wiipair has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Pair multiple wiimotes permanently with a PC
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              wiipair has a low active ecosystem.
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              It had no major release in the last 12 months.
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              The latest version of wiipair is v1.3

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            QUESTION

            How to identify HID Device with information from BluetoothDeviceInfo or vice-versa
            Asked 2018-Jun-28 at 22:24

            I'm trying to write a program that makes management of Wiimotes paired with Windows a lot simpler and automated. The program uses WiimoteLib (which uses hidsdi.h and setupapi.h) to connect to Wiimote devices, and 32feet (uses Windows Bluetooth API) to automatically pair/unpair devices. The code for the pairer/unpairer is based off of Wiipair. At the moment, the process is a little bumpy and slow, but it works. (But only for one Wiimote)

            The problem is that my module to pair/unpair Bluetooth devices has no information on how to identify if the HID device (used by the Wiimote class) is the same device. I want to be able to alert the Wiimote class if the Bluetooth device has been forcefully shutdown or unpaired so that it can gracefully disconnect itself. And vice-versa, I'd like the Wiimote to alert the pairer/unpairer when the HID device is disconnected so that the Bluetooth device can optionally be unpaired (assuming you plan on shutting down the Wiimote).

            If I only wanted access to one Wiimote then this wouldn't be much of a problem, but I'd like to be able to access multiple Wiimotes and be able to differentiate them by using their HID info and Bluetooth Info. I'm already using plenty of my own P/Invoke to cover for areas that 32feet lacks in so using any more isn't a problem.

            Here's the main code for my pairer. (Although I'm not sure if it's really necessary):

            (Note: IsDiscoverable(), ToPin(), and ToMacAddress() are all extension methods.)

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 21:41
            1. You do not need to pair with your Wiimote. Pairing with Wiimote does only one thing: Wiimote remembers MAC of paired device and then can trun it ON and connect to it (too Wii or other device). However it doe snot work with Windows so pairing is not required. If you need pairing then use legacy PIN pairing. PIN is wiimote MAC in reversed bytes order.

            2. Use BluetoothSetServiceState to add your wiimote as HID device into the system.

            Here is code shows how to find Wiimote HID by its MAC (the code is taken from our Wireless Communication Library that includes support for Wiimote).

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51091490

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