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I'd imagine a pair of candles would cause the cursor to jump around a lot because of the flickering - how did you solve that problem?
by jagraff 6y ago
I'd imagine a pair of candles would cause the cursor to jump around a lot because of the flickering - how did you solve that problem?
- xyzzy_plugh 6y agoWith a clean, dry wick it's pretty easy to get a very still flame for a long, long period of time. Though if you have a fan or something blowing, you're out of luck.
- function_seven 6y agoI imagine a vigorous game of Wii Tennis will cause those candles to flicker. And will provide a convenient excuse why I was unable to return that serve.
- hackmiester 6y agoUnfortunately your excuse is no good, because Tennis does not use the Sensor Bar.
- function_seven 6y agoWell then that's my excuse! I thought it did, so I was making sure to point the controller in the proper direction, while my opponent was cheating and flicking it any which way. Look, it wasn't my fault, ok?
- thaumasiotes 6y agoUse a candleholder that includes a glass sheath. The solution has been known for a long, long time, because a major cause of flickering unprotected candles -- or even extinguishing them -- is that you walk around while holding them.
- numpad0 6y agoMiniature lightbulbs works to the same effect. Anything that emit near IR works.