Ben Heck mods the Nintendo Switch's Right JoyCon Analog Stick for ergonomics and comfort...
Source: Element14.com
GitHub: 294-tbhs-Switch-Analog-Mod
Source: Element14.com
GitHub: 294-tbhs-Switch-Analog-Mod
That's honestly what I expected him to do, as it was the far easier of the options.Saw that a few days ago in my youtube recommendations, it was pretty neat however I wish he would have used the same color of plastic as the JoyCon and then somehow covered up the hole in a way that looks seamless, that would make it look almost like it was designed that way. Or alternatively just 3D printed a whole new shell for the JoyCon, that would look even better.
Plans are already up with a simple google search. came across the by accident a few days ago. Wish I had a 3d printer, wold love to make my own Joycon shell colors. hell, redesign them abit to fit nicer into the hands. More "grip" like.Im still waiting on someone to 3d scan the shells so i can print my own colors.
Plans are already up with a simple google search. came across the by accident a few days ago. Wish I had a 3d printer, wold love to make my own Joycon shell colors. hell, redesign them abit to fit nicer into the hands. More "grip" like.
Saw that a few days ago in my youtube recommendations, it was pretty neat however I wish he would have used the same color of plastic as the JoyCon and then somehow covered up the hole in a way that looks seamless, that would make it look almost like it was designed that way. Or alternatively just 3D printed a whole new shell for the JoyCon, that would look even better.
I saw it, but it looks pretty bad imo
Good luck to any player 2 trying to use that as a standalone controller on its side
Since the Left JoyCon was Gray, the Right one may have been a spare, or one they didn't mind breaking. Besides, it's not like you would have to use that one for Player 2. Another JoyCon could be synced-up.
I understand that, I'm just saying they've taken away some major functionality for a moderate comfort adjustment. Doesn't seem worth it in my opinion.
That's why it's a "mod". One person may not see the "worth" in a chair with wheels, but to someone else it dramatically improves their situation. Thank you for your input, though.I understand that, I'm just saying they've taken away some major functionality for a moderate comfort adjustment. Doesn't seem worth it in my opinion.
That's why it's a "mod". One person may not see the "worth" in a chair with wheels, but to someone else it dramatically improves their situation. Thank you for your input, though.
Where the stick was could now be used as a button for rcm.......hmmmmm