This sysmodule aims to provide complete functionality for most popular game controllers not supported by Nintendo Switch. At the current moment, only USB connection is supported.
This app is missing a lot of features. For more information, see the issues page.
It is a limitation of the firmware and I'm looking to work around it.
You're running too many sysmodules. Disable other memory demanding sysmodules like sys-ftpd or ldn_mitm.
You need to go to sdmc:/config/sys-con/config_global.ini and change the value of use_dualshock_2nd_generation from false to true.
Grab the latest zip from the releases page. Extract it in your SD card and boot/reboot your switch.
Same procedure through this releases page.
sys-con comes with a config folder located at sdmc:/config/sys-con/. It contains options for adjusting stick/trigger deadzone, as well as remapping inputs. For more information, see example.ini in the same folder. All changes to the files will be updated in real time.
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Docked USB Support -
[5.0.0-7.0.0] FW Version Support -
Xbox 360 Controller Support -
Xbox One X/S Controller Support -
Dualshock 3 Support -
Undocked USB SupportWorks with a USB-C OTG adapter. Some knock-off brands may not support OTG. -
Xbox 360 Wireless adapter -
Dualshock 4 Support - Xbox One Wireless adapter
- Rumble Support
- Bluetooth Support
- Motion Controls Support
- Config application
The sysmodule uses the latest release of libnx, grabbed from pacman.
After opening a console inside the project folder, you can type make sysmodule -j8 to build a sysmodule nsp file, or make applet -j8 to build an applet nro file. If no option is provided, it picks sysmodule.
If you wish to see added support for more controllers in the future, consider funding my project on Ko-fi!
I'm not responsible for anything. Including Dead or Crashing Switches.