Major update
Visualization for Steam with Arduino v1.0.0 is here!
Visualization for Steam with Arduino · published · build 25288582
Release highlights
- View total and recent playtime, achievement progress, and current online player counter.
- Display game-specific statistics, with clearer handling for games that do not provide custom statistics.
- See progress bars for Player Achievement entries when matching statistic data is available.
- Double-click a supported input module to keep the current game’s cover on screen.
- Option to start the desktop application minimized to the system tray.
- New About window added.
More ways to control your display
In addition to the Modulino Knob, v1.0.0 supports:
- Modulino Buttons
- Modulino Joystick
Changelogs for earlier releases are available on the official website.
Thank you for checking out the project. If you build a custom display for your gamer PC or a Steam Machine front plate, we would love to see it in the Community Hub!
Please note that the required Arduino board, display modules, input modules, cables, and other physical components are not included with the software. Check the store page and official documentation for compatible hardware and setup instructions.
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