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Wait- what? A switch? Huh? Do expand on that?!?
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Yeah you can use the switch controller as a remote for programs such as clip studio. I'm sure it'll work for photoshop and procreate as well lol. It might even work on the iPad but I haven't tested it out.
So basically you'd hold the sync button on your joycon till it starts searching for a link. In the Bluetooth settings on your pc, you'll select the joycon.
From there it's just a matter of mapping the buttons to keystrokes/commands. If you're on a Mac you may need like a helper program like "enjoyable" but the concept is the same.
But it can act as a remote that can do quite a few different things lol
So basically you'd hold the sync button on your joycon till it starts searching for a link. In the Bluetooth settings on your pc, you'll select the joycon.
From there it's just a matter of mapping the buttons to keystrokes/commands. If you're on a Mac you may need like a helper program like "enjoyable" but the concept is the same.
But it can act as a remote that can do quite a few different things lol
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ArkillianDragon I had to take a minute to have a research on this, and I ended up getting an 8bitduo game controller, and had a poke with CSP on my ipad and that changes things up D8 I'm gonna give CSP another go. I think I can handle the idea of a hand controller for short cuts, and the 8bit controller is super small- honestly too small for gaming on but great for artists. I'm gonna try it! Thank you for pointing it out for me <3