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Go check out the setup instructions by scrolling down on https://github.com/carl-anders/slimevr-wrangler
Yes, you can use Joy-Con's in combination with anything else that connects to the SlimeVR Server. This includes phones using the OwOTrack software and bought or DIY made SlimeVR trackers.
That depends a lot on what you want to acomplish and what other devices you have. You do need a minimum of 5 devices, either phones, Joy-Con's, or SlimeVR trackers. You can mix these, say either have 3 phones and 2 Joy-Con's, or 1 phone and 4 Joy-Con's. (If you only have 3 devices, you can also try out the "Minecraft Steve" mode.) More info about SlimeVR in general: https://docs.slimevr.dev/slimevr101.html
It works well enough that you can try out FBT but I wouldn't suggest buying any Joy-Con's specifically to try. There is quite a lot of yaw drift using the Joy-Con's (yaw is in this case like you are standing on the floor and turning around). You will need to bind a button on your controllers to the Quick Reset keybinding, this will reset only the yaw, so you can do it while sitting or laying forward. How to bind Quick Reset: https://docs.slimevr.dev/server-setup/setting-reset-bindings.html
This is a problem that might be related to a newer Windows update. Try this, and it might fix it:
- Go to the Windows Setting app -> Bluetooth & other devices.
- Press on the Joy-Con that won't connect. Press "Remove device".
- Pair the device again. It should now show up.