So far I've gotten everything but motion working for my joycons, but this last step is simply beyond my(admittedly limited) capacity to troubleshoot.
Even after following the installation guide, I cannot get the UDP server running. Yuzu spits out a communication error when testing, that it can't receive valid data from the server, and as the title of this issue implies 'joycond-cemuhook command not found' is the response I get from terminal whenever I type out that command. There also isn't a 'joycond-cemuhook' file found in the joycond-cemuhook folder.
The closest I've gotten so far is running init.py, but that also gives errors:
raise ValueError('{}.spec is None'.format(name))
ValueError: main.spec is None
The server/port combination it does give me results in the same Yuzu error I get with the default 127.0.0.1:26760, so I'm assuming something I'm doing along the line is incorrect.
Any help would be appreciated. I'm very new to Linux, so I can only assume this issue comes down to my own inexperience and hubris.
My PC crashed and when I booted it back up, cemuhook worked. Maybe one day I'll actually understand what happened, but at least the issue resolved itself. Somehow.
So far I've gotten everything but motion working for my joycons, but this last step is simply beyond my(admittedly limited) capacity to troubleshoot.
Even after following the installation guide, I cannot get the UDP server running. Yuzu spits out a communication error when testing, that it can't receive valid data from the server, and as the title of this issue implies 'joycond-cemuhook command not found' is the response I get from terminal whenever I type out that command. There also isn't a 'joycond-cemuhook' file found in the joycond-cemuhook folder.
The closest I've gotten so far is running init.py, but that also gives errors:
raise ValueError('{}.spec is None'.format(name)) ValueError: main.spec is None
The server/port combination it does give me results in the same Yuzu error I get with the default 127.0.0.1:26760, so I'm assuming something I'm doing along the line is incorrect.
Any help would be appreciated. I'm very new to Linux, so I can only assume this issue comes down to my own inexperience and hubris.