You can find the .bin files in the folder where the program executable is found. They show up as right/left/pro
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So. I dumped the SPI of my Pro controller before changing the colors. Since I will be getting an aftermarket shell for my pro controller. So I changed all the colors, the program wrote them to the controller and everything is fine. If I reconnect it to the program, It shows as the colors changed, however, the switch doesn't reflect the color changes. It still shows up as a black controller with white buttons (The original coloring the pro controller had when first connected). Am I doing something wrong? Or does the switch not show the colors of different pro controllers? If the switch doesn't show the change, then why offer this feature at all?
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I downgraded my right Joy-Con to v3.48 by writing to the EEPROM directly and it still doesn't work with the toolkit. I know this Joy-Con worked before on v3.48, so the issue must be my computer. I'll look into it more and post again when I come up with a solution.
I restored the SPI chip from the backup that I made prior to doing any color changes or any changes at all. Now after restoring, I can't do anything in the program, it wont show color changes or anything, just stays the way it is no matter what I do. I have tested writing colors to it even though it wont show any color changes and it wont show up as colors changed even after re-syncing it. It shows stock on the switch as well. I might just return the controller and exchange it for a new one since mine is within 14-30 days of purchase. That will give me more time to get the Pikachu/Eevee shell ordered. I would like to get the grips showing the color change If at all possible. I tried it prior, but changed the body and buttons too, so it just showed up as all body color when pairing with the switch. Im on latest FWs so I saw you cant mess with body color, button color, etc. Thats why I restored colors from SPI dump and tried changing just the grips, but it wont show any changes in the program or the switch. So I think my best bet is to just go exchange my Pro controller.
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So I connected my joy cons to my PC. I launch the app and it says they aren't connected. I switched to the Microsoft stack and it does the exact same thing. What's happening?
I'm having trouble editing my Pro Controller. I used the toolkit with no issue for my Joy-cons, but the Pro Controller is getting a strange error when I try to edit the colors. It says "Could not load file or assembly 'jColor, Version=1.7.0.41433, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" or one of its discrepancies". Any idea what I need to do to fix this? Any help would be great
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Hi, I have used this to change colors before and it rocks, thank you for taking the time.
Now, I have a problem and was hoping this tool can help, I bought a couple PCBs to repair 2 right joycons and they work just fine, however I noticed only one of them can be connected at the same time, I suspect the switch thinks they are the same controller, so checked in the tool and they both say:
SN: YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
MAC: ffffffffffffffffffff
Is there a way to edit the SPI dump and restore it so they are different?
Now, I have a problem and was hoping this tool can help, I bought a couple PCBs to repair 2 right joycons and they work just fine, however I noticed only one of them can be connected at the same time, I suspect the switch thinks they are the same controller, so checked in the tool and they both say:
SN: YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
MAC: ffffffffffffffffffff
Is there a way to edit the SPI dump and restore it so they are different?
Now that China has finally made the SL and SR buttons available, I want to change my Grey joycons to Mario Red. I only intend on altering their internal color after replacing the shell, keeping it as stock as possible. Is its original color tied to its MAC or serial number in any way? And is its firmware still upgradeable or will there be a risk of an update bricking my joycons because of the color mod?
Can you add functionality for the PowerA Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch - GameCube Style Purple - Nintendo Switch so I can make it purple?? Thanks!
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