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WiiuseJ is a java API to use wiimotes on your computer. This API is built on top of an excellent API called Wiiuse using JNI.

WiiuseJ intents to be a very simple, easy to use and lightweight java API for wiimotes.

Some of the great aspects of this API are :

* The compatibility which is as large as Wiiuse's API compatibility
* Cross-platform : Windows and linux (like Wiiuse)
* Easy to use


Check Website :


Test GUI : nice stuff to test alpha smoothin, virtual resolution ...

I updated to version 0.11. The main feature added is the linux version !!

hi para,



for my project i would like to know if there are some parts of wiiusej taht are thread safe.
From what i've seen in the forum i understand that polling is not thread safe and must be used onlyby one thread at a time. But my question is more about the requests we do through wiiuse, like activate rumble, activate smoothing, set leds, ...
Are those functions thread safe. I assume it is not the case in wiiusej (which is why i have no troubles), but i'd like to simplify or improve my code.
I assume sending a request with a certain value trhough a thread and sending the same request with another value might lead to some troubles.
So more precisely do i have to protect against multithreaded access for each type of request, or for all the requests (if two differents requests with different threads can lead to some values being overridden) or protect the access to the whole wiiuse api (if polling and sending requests in the same time with different threads could lead to some troubles).

so could you clarify all these issues.

As i said right now i have no trouble because i made wiiusej so that only one thread access to wiiuse.(my thread send requests and do polling and distribute events to listeners). Now i want to remove requests sending from this thread so i need some info to make the better choice ...

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