From: <wsw...@nc...> - 2007-12-27 04:20:02
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It is actually possible to get code to run on a Wii, but it is complex and not worth the hassle. Basically, you need to mod your Wii by opening it (voids warranty) and soldering an expensive chip onto the DVD drive's circuitry. This allows you to run homebrew code through the Wii's GameCube emulator. Basically, what I'm saying is that you wont be able to use the Wii remote, and it will have the same effect as running VPython on a GameCube. If you -really- seriously want to do this, mail me personally and I'll tell you how it could possibly be done. But, I really don't see why you would want to. William S. Wright > I have NO idea how on Earth one would get Python and VPython into a Wii > box. Ideally it would be better to get a Wii-like capability onto > regular computers.... > > Bruce Sherwood > > Joel Kahn wrote: >> Some nieces of mine got a Nintendo Wii for >> Christmas. After I watched their activities >> on it, I started thinking about what might >> be possible if VPython could be ported to >> that platform. Maybe the issues of physical >> fitness and math/science education could be >> attacked at the same time. :-) >> >> Any thoughts from the gang? >> >> Joel >> >> >> >> |