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First, you will need some supplies. - Wii remote with batteries - Infrared LED - Momentary switch - Wires for circuits - One AAA battery - One AAA battery holder - Large highlighter - Electrical Tape - Computer with a monitor - Wire cutter - USB Bluetooth connector (unless one is already built-in to your computer) - Exacto-Knife - *Needle nose pliers - *Tri-pod - *Projector (and a surface for projecting) - *Rubber Bands - *Pre-made Infrared pen - *Electrical know how - *Persistence *= Optional Materials. Now you need to download a program or two from the Internet.

First, download the actual Wiimote Whiteboard program. For macs, the only one I was able to find was the one at uweschmidt.org. For computers operating on Windows you have a few more options. You can download one off of uweschmidt.org, smoothboard.net, or Johnny Chung Lee's original software at johnnylee.net/projects/wii/. When there, you will have to scroll down to Low-Cost Multi-point Interactive Whiteboards Using the Wiimote and click on Wiimote Whiteboard v0.3.

Linux users can download software at uweschmidt.org (again) or at code.google.com/p/linux-whiteboard/. Second, you will need to download Bluesoleil, if you are using a Bluetooth connector that does not provide already software. Most Macs should have Bluetooth built-in, so Bluesoleil should be unnecessary.

Windows users should visit bluesoleil.com/download/index.asp?topic=bluesoleil5x and download the software. If you are using Linux, you should visit bluesoleil.com/download/index.asp?topic=bluesoleillinux then download the appropriate file. Now for the technical part, building the Infrared pen. Take the highlighter and disassemble it by taking off the bottom cap and pulling out the insides.

You should be left with just the highlighter casing, which will be used as the Infrared Pen's body. Take the highlighter casing and cut it in half lengthwise with an Exacto-knife.

You will need to make two cuts to completely split the casing. Put that aside and recreate the schematic (below) using your supplies. Super Robot Taisen Operation Extend Chapter 3 there. Keep in mind the anode and the cathode of the IR LED, the correct battery ends, the correct momentary switch tabs and the short length of the whole circuit.

After that is complete, lay the circuit in the pen body and mark where to cut a spot for the momentary switch. Use an Exacto-Knife to cut out a spot for the momentary switch. Next, tape the circuit into the highlighter casing, and make sure that the IR LED sticks out of the top of the pen body.