Is There A Joycon Tool Kit For Mac

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When Outline for Mac was just a reader it originally cost $19.99 but since the addition of the editor, it’s now $39.99 and works on Mountain Lion OS X 10.8+. There’s also Outline for iPad for $11.99 which syncs with the Mac version. Curio is one of the most expensive but also one of the slickest and most powerful OneNote. Mar 06, 2017 If you picked up Nintendo’s new Switch console this weekend, you’ll be glad to learn that the Joy-Con controllers work well on a Mac, Windows PC, or Android device. French Nintendo fan site N. Apr 02, 2018 The developer CTCaer has released a new version of its tool Joy-Con Toolkit which now comes in version v5.0.0. This is a major version, as a reminder, Joy-Con Toolkit allows you to change the synchronization colors of Joy-Con controllers and GamePad Pro, but also backups SPI flash Nand, see addresses S / N and Mac, and the firmware versions of.

A word of warning before getting started, as you cannot use Joy-Cons in the same manner as you would on a Switch. In other words, both Joy-Cons can be paired to the Mac at the same time, but they would serve as two individual controllers for two players. Start by turning off the Nintendo Switch. Joy-Con Toolkit v5.2.0 Summary: About a year ago, I bought yellow joy-con shells and modded my Joy-Cons. Then I found Shinyquagsire23 HID-Joy-Con-Whispering and changed my joy con colors and this reflected my new neon yellow color in-game. I always wanted to make an easy tool for that, for the community. So here it is with many additional goodies.

CTCaer released this Mar 29, 2018

Look through the IR camera of the Joy-Con (R) controller

• Capture and save a photo or Stream video
• Fully configurable
  Resolution, IR leds, Exposure time, Digital gain and External IR light filter (filters lighters/candles, sunlight, etc.)
• 4 color filters to choose: Grey, Ironbow (pseudothermal color), Night vision (green) and Red

• Check simple info (type and uid) from NFC tags, credit cards and nfc-enabled phones via the Pro controller and Joy-Con (R)

• Edit the analog stick's X/Y ranges and centers. All controllers are supported.
  This can correct accidental walking and slow running when the switch's calibration does not let you calibrate them correctly.

• You can now edit the Grips color for the Pro controller individually along the body and buttons color.
  (Viewing the grips color is only supported in Switch update 5.0.0+)
• The controller preview is now optimized and way faster

• Added traffic logging by using the command line argument -d
• Made it fully non-blocking. Now the app will mostly not hang when the controller is disconnected when it does an operation
• Countless bugfixes and optimizations

Are you bored with the same controller colored icons on the Nintendo Switch, wish they matched your different colored joy cons or pro controller from games like Splatoon 2. Well, now you can make the controller icons any color you want to thank’s to the Joy-Con Toolkit v1.0 by CTCaer.

The Joy con tool kit is simple and easy to use, all you need is a Bluetooth adapter and a Windows PC with .net framework v4.5.x and Visual c++ 2015 x86 redist installed. If you don’t have a Bluetooth adapter the program will fail to start and the same goes for .net framework & visual c+ these must be installed first before you run the Joycon tool kit. Also, you’ll need to pair the Joy con’s or pro controller to the PC before you start the program.

Once you have everything installed and the controller’s pair to the PC, it’s time to open up the Joycon tool kit and backup your SPI flash before doing anything else. It may take a little bit and the program might stop responding but don’t worry its still working and doing its thing.

Now that you’re done backing up the SPI file time to change those icon colors to match your controllers or just your favorite colors.

Once you pick out the colors you want to use just hit write body color and then write button color and that’s it your done. Now the Switch will display the color you pick every time that controller pairs to the Switch up in the top-left hand corner or in the controller settings on the main menu.

The icon display on the main menu of the Switch in the bottom left-hand corner does not change as that icon is part of the Switch and the joy con tool kit only modifies the icon inside of the controller. So you don’t have to worry about anything as this tool kit does nothing to your Switch and only changes the icon inside of the controller that the Switch reads and displays.

What it can currently do:

• Change colors of your Joy-Con or Pro Controller
• Backup your SPI flash
• View S/N and MAC address
• View Firmware version

What you need:

• Bluetooth adapter
• Windows PC

Changelog:
v1.0: Initial release

Before you do anything, make a backup of your SPI flash.
When you change colors, before 3.0.0 update you need to restart your Switch and then pair, for colors to take effect.
For 3.x.x just pair the controller with Switch.
The custom colors in the color dialog are the retail ones.

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When Outline for Mac was just a reader it originally cost $19.99 but since the addition of the editor, it’s now $39.99 and works on Mountain Lion OS X 10.8+. There’s also Outline for iPad for $11.99 which syncs with the Mac version. Curio is one of the most expensive but also one of the slickest and most powerful OneNote. Mar 06, 2017 If you picked up Nintendo’s new Switch console this weekend, you’ll be glad to learn that the Joy-Con controllers work well on a Mac, Windows PC, or Android device. French Nintendo fan site N. Apr 02, 2018 The developer CTCaer has released a new version of its tool Joy-Con Toolkit which now comes in version v5.0.0. This is a major version, as a reminder, Joy-Con Toolkit allows you to change the synchronization colors of Joy-Con controllers and GamePad Pro, but also backups SPI flash Nand, see addresses S / N and Mac, and the firmware versions of.

A word of warning before getting started, as you cannot use Joy-Cons in the same manner as you would on a Switch. In other words, both Joy-Cons can be paired to the Mac at the same time, but they would serve as two individual controllers for two players. Start by turning off the Nintendo Switch. Joy-Con Toolkit v5.2.0 Summary: About a year ago, I bought yellow joy-con shells and modded my Joy-Cons. Then I found Shinyquagsire23 HID-Joy-Con-Whispering and changed my joy con colors and this reflected my new neon yellow color in-game. I always wanted to make an easy tool for that, for the community. So here it is with many additional goodies.

CTCaer released this Mar 29, 2018

Look through the IR camera of the Joy-Con (R) controller

• Capture and save a photo or Stream video
• Fully configurable
  Resolution, IR leds, Exposure time, Digital gain and External IR light filter (filters lighters/candles, sunlight, etc.)
• 4 color filters to choose: Grey, Ironbow (pseudothermal color), Night vision (green) and Red

• Check simple info (type and uid) from NFC tags, credit cards and nfc-enabled phones via the Pro controller and Joy-Con (R)

• Edit the analog stick's X/Y ranges and centers. All controllers are supported.
  This can correct accidental walking and slow running when the switch's calibration does not let you calibrate them correctly.

• You can now edit the Grips color for the Pro controller individually along the body and buttons color.
  (Viewing the grips color is only supported in Switch update 5.0.0+)
• The controller preview is now optimized and way faster

• Added traffic logging by using the command line argument -d
• Made it fully non-blocking. Now the app will mostly not hang when the controller is disconnected when it does an operation
• Countless bugfixes and optimizations

Are you bored with the same controller colored icons on the Nintendo Switch, wish they matched your different colored joy cons or pro controller from games like Splatoon 2. Well, now you can make the controller icons any color you want to thank’s to the Joy-Con Toolkit v1.0 by CTCaer.

The Joy con tool kit is simple and easy to use, all you need is a Bluetooth adapter and a Windows PC with .net framework v4.5.x and Visual c++ 2015 x86 redist installed. If you don’t have a Bluetooth adapter the program will fail to start and the same goes for .net framework & visual c+ these must be installed first before you run the Joycon tool kit. Also, you’ll need to pair the Joy con’s or pro controller to the PC before you start the program.

Once you have everything installed and the controller’s pair to the PC, it’s time to open up the Joycon tool kit and backup your SPI flash before doing anything else. It may take a little bit and the program might stop responding but don’t worry its still working and doing its thing.

Now that you’re done backing up the SPI file time to change those icon colors to match your controllers or just your favorite colors.

Once you pick out the colors you want to use just hit write body color and then write button color and that’s it your done. Now the Switch will display the color you pick every time that controller pairs to the Switch up in the top-left hand corner or in the controller settings on the main menu.

The icon display on the main menu of the Switch in the bottom left-hand corner does not change as that icon is part of the Switch and the joy con tool kit only modifies the icon inside of the controller. So you don’t have to worry about anything as this tool kit does nothing to your Switch and only changes the icon inside of the controller that the Switch reads and displays.

What it can currently do:

• Change colors of your Joy-Con or Pro Controller
• Backup your SPI flash
• View S/N and MAC address
• View Firmware version

What you need:

• Bluetooth adapter
• Windows PC

Changelog:
v1.0: Initial release

Before you do anything, make a backup of your SPI flash.
When you change colors, before 3.0.0 update you need to restart your Switch and then pair, for colors to take effect.
For 3.x.x just pair the controller with Switch.
The custom colors in the color dialog are the retail ones.

Special thanks:
Everyone at Nintendo_Switch_Reverse_Engineering: General BT protocol usage
Shinyquagsire23: General hidapi and BT protocol usage
SciresM: General hidapi usage for windows

If someone knows any original retail color (like neon-yellow, splatoon2, etc) please reply here with the hex code in the comments below.

Download:Joy- Con Tool kit ver1.0