It has a few dependencies: a behringer bcf2000 (a midi controller), several large externally linked video files (amounting to over a gig of video) – so you would have to take it apart to understand it, mend it, before you could adapt it for use.

However, the Wii to Quartz composer component of the monster ‘digital puppetry’ patch is available from the blog post below, including the full source code. Maybe that is what you are needing:

http://www.daisyrust.com/2007/02/12/quartz-composer-some-projects/

Direct download link (source):

http://www.daisyrust.com/quartzcomposer/qcwii_v0.1_src.zip

Direct download link (Application Only):

http://www.daisyrust.com/quartzcomposer/qcwii_v0.1.zip

Additionally:

To find the QC composition:

ctrl-click on the QC-Wii application ‘view package contents’ and dig down to ‘resources’ that is where the QC patch – wii_to_qc.qtz – lives. You can (carefully) edit that composition to do something different other than trigger the text display and move the teapot… Just don’t change the name of any of the root level published port ‘keys’:

If you edit that composition, save it. Then when you re-launch the application, it will use the edited composition as it’s source.
You don’t need to use xcode or re-build.

The qc patch needs to run inside an application wrapper. The application handles all the blue-tooth connection wizardry provided by the wiiremote-framework, the calibration preferences etc and toggling full screen. So you can’t simply edit the composition and preview it using Quartz Composer itself and expect the WiiRemote to connect.

Also, I’m sure the QC patch is included in the source code zip – in the xcode project directory.

Kind Regards,

Ian