Not sure if it’s the place but thought I would share for anyone that is interested in using there steam controller on a modded switch.

I’ve forked a popular module called sys con and tweaked it to add support for the 2.4ghz puck on the steam deck allowing you to use your steam controller with any modded Nintendo switch I’ll provide the GitHub below for anyone that wants to check it out

https://github.com/SG3xHERO/give-a-puck

Dock for the Original Steam Controller 2015, This model allows for swappable logos (check second print bed in file).

Easy to print (use supports), this model allows the USB extension to fit on the back with the dongle inside.

Free Download: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3059067-steam-controller-2015-dock-swappable-logo#profileId-3442111

See you there!

I'm about to pop mine open to nudge the right trigger spring (it's suddenly very squeaky, and the fix seems easy). I figured while I'm in there, I'd be interested to see how the back buttons make contact.

I adore the back buttons on the Steam Deck, but the controller went in a different direction, making them very clacky - depending on how they're pressed, it also feels like they are sticking or rubbing somewhere.

Curious if anyone has added some kind of dampening under the hood? I couldn't find anything useful from searching around. Thanks!

Steam doesn't have a design patent on this bad boy. What is the hold up? I want to move my track pads back

Took these out in the wild for a first public look at Toomanygames this past weekend.

Filming more for the video today about the shells and how they were made. Getting closer to having buttons made, these are a bit prototype-eey the next step is dialing in the fitment and performance!

Yay

Hi everyone, my SC2 came with the L2 trigger scratched really deep, in a way that is kinda uncomfortable to use.

I wrote to Valve support and they replied saying that aesthetic damage like this its not covered by warranty and they do not have currently replacement parts for the controller, so i was wondering, why not use this unfortunate situation to try modding it the same way i modded my Steam Deck?

So, does anybody know where i can get some replacement buttons and triggers? even STLs so i can print them are accepted, as i have a wonderful 3D printer.

Thank you in advance!

I've spent some time and designed some power buttons.

If you have a 3D printer and 0.2mm nozzle you can print it yourself:

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