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Currently, the app turns off one paired ("connected" henceforth) Joycons at a time. If there are 4 Joycons connected to the PC via Bluetooth, running the app and following the instructions only allow you to turn off 1 of them. And you have to repeatedly launch the app for however many Joycons connected to the PC.
I would like to request if the app can either:
Detect all connected Joycons, and turn them all off in one go.
Repeat the detection of 1 connected Joycon and turn them off, until the user terminates the app.
Thank you.
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This is definitely doable, and should be rather easy, but I wanted to keep the code as short as possible to minimize the amount of possible bugs. I believe just a loop back to controller detection from the final return 0 would be enough.
It's a good idea honestly, but as this is probably not used daily and as it's been 3 years since I last worked on this and it still works, I think I prefer not to break it just for a convenience feature.
I'll keep this in mind anyway if I ever need to change anything with this (for example by adding the missing Genesis controller support).
Currently, the app turns off one paired ("connected" henceforth) Joycons at a time. If there are 4 Joycons connected to the PC via Bluetooth, running the app and following the instructions only allow you to turn off 1 of them. And you have to repeatedly launch the app for however many Joycons connected to the PC.
I would like to request if the app can either:
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: