I just made a new Glovepie script to make things a bit easier, and send each value separately.
Now when you use the MIDI autodetect function, you need to Press:

- F1, F2 or F3 to get the wiimote X, Y or Z rotation value.
- F4, F5 or F6 to get the X, Y or Z acceleration values.

When this is done, you need to Press the B button to activate all these midi values (acceleration/ rotation), and you can still use all the buttons to trigger loops, effects etc..

Wiimote to MIDI: Ableton Live
The above link is a Glovepie script, you need to follow this tutorial to use it.

This is quite a basic update, but I know that this is gonna help some of you, and I’ll do my best to do a proper update (with infrared positioning, internal speaker and force feedback).

Other tutorials:
- Wiimote to Midi (PC).
- Wiimote to Midi (PC) french version.
- Wiimote to Midi: VJing video.
- Wiimote to Midi for Ableton Live (PC).
- Wiimote to Midi: Mac & Linux.