0.4.2 - Hotfix

• Fixed some Xbox One controllers being recognized, but not receiving any input. Let me know if this release breaks your controller.
• Fixed original Xbox controllers not having correct input mapping

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• If you're not using Atmosphere, rename the atmosphere/ folder with the desired CFW name.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.4.1 - Hotfix

• Stopped LED blinking on Xbox 360 Wireless controllers (now shows up as top left)

• Added an option to swap d-pad and left stick inputs in the config. simply set swap_dpad_and_lstick from false to true in your desired controller config file.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• If you're not using Atmosphere, rename the atmosphere/ folder with the desired CFW name.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.4.0 - XInput and 360 Wireless

I will be adding support to various controllers and adapters over the next several days. In this release, support for XInput and Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver has been added. (By popular demand and thanks to diligent testers over at the issues page!)

• The sysmodule now detects generic XInput devices. I can't promise every single XInput device will work, I can only hope your controller manufacturer follows the XInput protocol to the dot.

• Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver is partially supported! When I say partially, it means that the LED is still blinking and the app doesn't seem to detect controllers disconnect. However, it has full button support and allows to connect up to 4 controllers at once. The config for it is the same as the Xbox 360 Wired.

Xbox One Wireless is not in this version, but it's on the way.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• If you're not using Atmosphere, rename the atmosphere/ folder with the desired CFW name.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.3.0

• There is now a config folder for the sysmodule! You can find it at sdmc:/config/sys-con/ and modify the stick/trigger deadzones and remap inputs. All the config changes are updated in real time.
• The log file has also been moved to the config folder.
• Fixed an issue with some of the Microsoft Xbox controllers not connecting properly.
• Xbox 360 and Dualshock 3 LEDs now no longer blink.

If you're having crashes or hangs when booting up a game, try turning off other sysmodules.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• If you're not using Atmosphere, rename the atmosphere/ folder with the desired CFW name (ReiNX/, sxos/).
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.2.3.1 Hotfix

The 0.2.3 version had improper naming. Download this if 0.2.3 was not working for you.
Halves the memory used by the sysmodule.
[9.0.0+] If you're having freezes or crashes (error 2003-0008) when launching a game, try disabling other memory-intensive sysmodules (sys-ftpd, emuiibo). Or downgrade to 8.0.0.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.2.2 - Hotfix

This one goes out to those having issues with their 1st generation Xbox One controller.
Currently known issue on [9.0.0+]: The app uses too much memory resulting in freezing/crashing.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.2.1 - Hotfix

Added a small deadzone for all controllers to fix stick drifting.
Xbox One Sync Button now takes a capture.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.

0.2.0

It is possible to plug Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Dualshock 3 controllers into the dock and play. No rumble.

Instructions:

• Extract the zip file and copy the contents onto your SD card.
• Reboot your Nintendo Switch.