Worklog [2024 Contest Entry] WavePhoenix - Open-source implementation of the Nintendo WaveBird protocol

[SkinnyFiend]

Not yet very excited for a new project though.

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But there was an update to his gecko-cmake repo recently.

 

[loopj]

I'm planning to make the repo public this weekend or early next week.

I had some things come up that meant I had to put a pause to all projects for a while, planning on picking this back up in the new year!

 

[SkinnyFiend]

Hah, I don't think anyone would hold that against you. Life does tend to get in the way, hope everything is okay. Thanks for open-sourcing your project in the first place, it's remarkably generous!

 

[theskipster]

Love the project, can't wait for the release! I was wondering if you know how well it deals with interference compared to an original Wavebird receiver? I currently live in an apartment and my Wavebird has been dropping a lot of inputs lately (tested on multiple Wavebirds with the same result), and as far as I can tell it's because the 2.4Ghz band is just so congested here. Been driving me nuts, makes my Wavebird basically unusable.

 

[k44du2]

I am losing hope.

 

[jurai]

I am losing hope.

I mean he's shown the functional device

 

[Y2K]

I am losing hope.

Mans is busy with his life, be patient. It exists and works (I even have a prototype of it), so there's no reason to lose hope.

 

[tankie3k]

How far along is the project? From the sound of it he sounds pretty far along. I only recently discovered this project and I'm fine with waiting a year of I need to, as long as it's open source.