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Once you've successfully connected to the Nintendo Switch, you should see a webpage similar to below:
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Here, you can change your input method, shutdown or restart the controller, and run an NXBT macro.
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A loading screen should open and, once connected, the main TUI control screen should load. This should look something like below:
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There are two types of NXBT TUI sessions:
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Above, we're setting the left analog stick to 100% in the left horizontal direction. To explain, analog stick positions are composed of two values: and X position and Y position. You can think of both as positions on a traditional X/Y plane, with X being the horizontal component and Y being the vertical component. An X/Y of 0/0 means that the analog stick is in a neutral position (no input), while an X/Y position of 0/100 means our stick is tilted 100% up.
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To be clear, the first numeric argument after L_STICK@ is the X value and the second is the Y value. Eg: An X value of 50 and a Y Value of 25 on the right stick would be `R_STICK@+050+025`.