MissionControl

Use Bluetooth controllers from other consoles on your Nintendo Switch.

Features

• Supports all firmware versions
• Pair Bluetooth controllers natively via Change Grip/Order screen*
• Native button remapping (10.0.0+)

*Wii(U) controllers require console-specific patches to be generated before they can be paired.

Supported Controllers

Currently, the following controllers are supported. If you have a third-party variant of one of the below, or a bluetooth controller that isn't listed, consider submitting an issue with the controller vid/pid to request support.

• Sony DualShock4 Controller
• Microsoft Xbox One Controller*
• Nintendo Wii Remote**
• Nintendo WiiU Pro Controller

*Only newer Xbox One controllers support Bluetooth. Older variants use a custom 2.4Ghz protocol and cannot be used wirelessly with the Switch. See here for information on identifying the Bluetooth variant. ** Wiimote extension controllers eg. Nunchuck, Classic Controller etc. not supported yet

Requirements

• Hackable Nintendo Switch running Atmosphère CFW
• Compatible Bluetooth controller

Installation

Grab the latest release .zip and extract to the root of your SD card.

Building from source

Planned features

• Wii extension controller support
• Controller configuration app
• Rumble support
• Overlay menu for quick access to controller configuration

Known Issues

• Joy-Con controllers that have paired via the console rails store incorrect vid/pid information. This causes them to be unrecognised over Bluetooth. Clearing the pairing database via System Settings->Controllers and Sensors->Disconnect Controllers and re-pairing wirelessly in the Change Grip/Order screen should resolve the issue. (Note: Joy-Cons must be disconnected from the rails prior to attempting this or else they will instantly re-pair with the console)
• Xbox One controllers currently disconnect after pairing. Controller will connect normally after console is restarted.
• Controllers with player indicator LEDs always show as player 1.
• Battery level indicator always displays full battery.

Support

If you like this project, please consider supporting its development.

Credits

• switchbrew
• devkitPro
• ReSwitched
• misson20000 for his handy debug monitor Twili and IPC logger Ilia
• dekuNukem, CTCaer, shinyquagsire23 and others for their work in reversing and documenting the switch controller communication protocol.
• COVID-19 for giving me the break from social commitments required to finish this project.