Linux release #2

TODOS:

• Port Orginal UI from CppWinForm using ImGui as a UI framework.

  • Show Controller Information

    • S/N, FW, MAC ... etc.
    • Battery and Temperature Information

  • HD Rumble Player

  • Device Colors

  • Playground Testing

    • Button Test
    • NFC Reader
    • Stick Calibration
    • Acc/Gyro Calibration
    • 6-Axis and Stick Device Parameters

  • IR Camera

    • IR Camera Settings
    • IR Camera Capture/Stream

  • User Calibration and Stick Device Parameters

Alpha API with ImGui Screen shot:

More Screenshots Here

Build the project with with CMake to get the above result.

Add the following line after the project() declaration to build the project with CMake as API only:

set(JCTOOL_API_ONLY TRUE) # Add this line.
# Uncomment the following line you are building the project from a parent directory.
# add_subdirectory(jc_toolkit)

A note for linux users (Important)

You must have valid udev rules in order for Joy-Con Toolkit to detect your controllers.
Follow the steps below if you need the valid udev rules.

1. Find the file named "50-nintendo-switch.rules" in the root directory of the repo.

2. Run the command to copy the file into the udev rules directory:

sudo cp ./50-nintendo-switch.rules /etc/udev/rules.d

3. Reconnect your controller if it was already connected.

Linux release

TODOS:

• Port Orginal UI from CppWinForm using ImGui as a UI framework.

  • Show Controller Information

    • S/N, FW, MAC ... etc.
    • Battery and Temperature Information

  • HD Rumble Player

  • Device Colors

  • Playground Testing

    • Button Test
    • NFC Reader
    • Stick Calibration
    • Acc/Gyro Calibration
    • 6-Axis and Stick Device Parameters

  • IR Camera

    • IR Camera Settings
    • IR Camera Capture/Stream

  • User Calibration and Stick Device Parameters

Alpha API with ImGui Screen shot:

Build the project with with CMake to get the above result.

Add the following line after the project() declaration to build the project with CMake as API only:

set(JCTOOL_API_ONLY TRUE) # Add this line.
# Uncomment the following line you are building the project from a parent directory.
# add_subdirectory(jc_toolkit)

A note for linux users (Important)

You must have valid udev rules in order for Joy-Con Toolkit to detect your controllers.
Follow the steps below if you need the valid udev rules.

1. Find the file named "50-nintendo-switch.rules" in the root directory of the repo.

2. Run the command to copy the file into the udev rules directory:

sudo cp ./50-nintendo-switch.rules /etc/udev/rules.d

3. Reconnect your controller if it was already connected.