When I read a tutorial, most of the time, I am interested in the general concept of the project, or, in a very specific part of it. That's why I chose to split every main technical part of the project into 7 points. So you can quickly access the specific information that you need.

Bluetooth -> USB/HID :

 

Build a USB HID Bluetooth dongle with a multi transmitter Star typology. The USB HID device can simultaneously act as a Keyboard, a Mouse, a Joystick and still send data over Serial port.

6 DOF -> Bluetooth :

 

Build a 3, 6 or 9 DOF sensor with a Bluetooth interface. The device is 4*2*2cm large, it is powered on Lipo rechargeable battery, it has a DIP switch to manually give a unique address to nodes and it fits into a tiny 3D print bracelet box so it is easy to wear.

Nunchuck Joystick -> Bluetooth : 

 

Build a Wii Nunchuck/Bluetooth interface on a battery to transfer the joystick and button to the central using Bluetooth

Wii Remote Camera -> Bluetooth :

Hack a Wii Camera Remote to track the movement of your body in a room

Create your Hero and a 3D python Map :

This part teaches you all the basics for Blender to import your hero to your Python Map generated by Pi3D

Test your Hero and create a game :

Your Hero is now ready to be fully tested. You can test it to move all the parts of the body you have implemented. You can also try out a little "home made game"!

Implement the Stereoscopic Hardware and Software :

Now we can implement the "Stereoscopic" and "Tunnel Effect" so we'll be able to test our program on a basic cardboard or on a DIY High Quality headset.