BetterJoy est une couche logicielle et un pilote pour connecter les manettes Nintendo Switch Pro et les Joy-Cons à un environnement Windows via Bluetooth ou USB. Il fonctionne comme un émulateur de contrôleur XInput et un mappeur d'entrées de manette, traduisant les entrées des manettes Nintendo Switch en signaux XInput pour une utilisation avec des jeux PC et des émulateurs.
Les fonctionnalités principales de davidobot/betterjoy sont : Switch Controller Mappings, XInput Emulators, Controller Integration, Controller Connection Managers, Bluetooth Gamepad Drivers, Emulated Input Mappings, USB HID Input Managers, Wireless Peripheral Pairing.
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