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Hello,
I'm trying to make a controller using this library with an Arduino Leonardo and it's going well I managed to connect it to the switch and press buttons and all but when I looked at the button list I noticed that the x button is missing from there.
I tried a few things but I'm new to coding and electronics so I don't really know what to do now so I would really appreciate it if you could help me with that.
thanks :)

Thanks, I used your library to create a post for Splatoon without LUFA and it worked fine. The time for an image is 40 minutes (50% black).

Hello! I have a pretty cool suggestion for this library: add vibration variable.

I used both methods to try and add the boards, but I see nether within the Boards Manager. Any ideas/more information you may need to get me some help on this.

Is there a pro micro version and does the controller code come with 2 joysticks? ( I am new to this)

So I am currently using your library (great work btw) for building a taiko no tatsujin controller using a real drum. For this I read out different analog inputs from piezo sensors in a loop, smooth the values and then apply some thresholding.

If I use the sketch without the joycon library it works fine, but as soon as comment in the joystick commands and send button presses it reacts completely different to the input.
Is there an update loop or something else that could impact my readings (since I do the smoothing, blocking for longer periods of time will also impact them)?

Hi ! First , i love this library <3 , been experimenting a lot with this library the past month( even develop a small example to make a Gamecube controller to Switch adapter). Is there a way to make the Arduino pro micro be also used as a PC/NS gamepad at the same time ?
It doesn't seem to be a way to make a PC recognized the arduino as a working gamepad it his current state

Hello, i have testes your software and didn't find the dpad number code, Are they implemented yet?