In case the point wasn't obvious in this comment, it's more expensive to replace a joycon than to replace a rail.Because you can easily replace the rail. By modding the joycon as you did, you need to replace the entire joycon itself.
In case the point wasn't obvious in this comment, it's more expensive to replace a joycon than to replace a rail.Because you can easily replace the rail. By modding the joycon as you did, you need to replace the entire joycon itself.
OK, but pressing the button doesn't cause the joycon to break? I can enter RCM mode 37 times and neither my switch rail or joycon will degrade due to it. I'm pretty sure using a jig 37 times is going to cause damage to my switch. Again I find it a silly argument that a modification for a $50 cad (that's the price for an individual joycon) part that didn't break anything is somehow worse than another method that can/will degrade my $400 switch causing me to need to replace parts.Because you can easily replace the rail. By modding the joycon as you did, you need to replace the entire joycon itself.
Worked first try, thx!Tried many methods but this one worked the best. Very smooth.
How did you use itWorked first try, thx!
Why did the tinfoil method get removed? I am using it and it works really well. Just had to replace the tinfoil a few times due to malfunctioning.
Yeah i know the feeling of getting the jumper cables to work. I did this with a paperclip and it didnt work like at all, so i switched to tinfoil and it's working like every time.3 hours of fucking about trying to do the cable jumper before saying "Fuck it trying foil again and just fucking jamming it in there" I finally get into RCM and deliver the payload.
My god this looks amazing.I did that myself a few months ago, works and looks great.
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I did that myself a few months ago, works and looks great.
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My god this looks amazing.
did you just cut and sand the rail to be flat then glue it to the joy con strap? i.ve just been using a rail with a piece of electrical tape covering the wire, i dont have any extra joycon straps though.
Why did the tinfoil method get removed? I am using it and it works really well. Just had to replace the tinfoil a few times due to malfunctioning.
Taken from briccmii: "Corrupts the first byte of every BCT's pubkey in BOOT0 so your Nintendo Switch always enters RCM mode".
You need another JIG at least one time to install AutoRCM.
There are two implementations:
briccmii: https://switchtools.sshnuke.net/
ipl: https://github.com/Reisyukaku/hekate/blob/master/ipl.bin?raw=true
The information is outdated. I think that there is an autorcm option in hekate.The ipl link is down or the page isn't found.
The information is outdated. I think that there is an autorcm option in hekate.