What's a Proffie?

So you've decided to take your first steps into an even larger world of
near infinite customization! The Proffieboard is an open-source
lightsaber controller with various talented community developers
contributing to the project.

As a result it tends to be on the cutting edge of lightsaber feature development.

Our Proffie sabers are loaded with the button operations from the
developer Fett263. Below you can find some of the button operations for both 1
and 2 button sabers. For more in-depth operations please visit Fett263's site.

Proffie Button Operations

Two Button Operation

While the blade is Off

  • Ignite the saber: Click the Main button
  • Ignite while muted: Double click Main button
  • Change Preset: Click Aux button

  • Volume Menu: Hold Main button and click Aux button
  • Toggle background music: Long click Main button with the saber pointing up
  • Check battery level: Hold Aux button and click Main button

While the blade is On

  • Retract the saber: Click the Main button
  • Blaster block: Click Aux button
  • Change colours: Hold Aux button and click Main button with the saber pointing down
  • Flash on Clash: Hard clash on the saber
  • Stab effect: Thrust and clash the tip of the blade
  • Lockup effect: Hold Main button and hard clash on the saber
  • Tip Drag effect: Hold Aux button and stab with the saber pointing down
  • Melt effect: Hold Aux button and stab with the saber pointing parallel or up
  • Toggle background music: Long click Main button with the saber pointing up

One Button Operation

While the blade is Off

  • Ignite the saber: Click the button
  • Ignite while muted: Click and then long click button
  • Change Preset: Long click button with the saber pointing
  • Volume Menu: Hold the button and clash with the saber pointing up
  • Toggle background music: Double click the button with the saber pointing down
  • Check battery level: Double click and then long click on the button

While the blade is On

  • Retract the saber: Hold the button
  • Blaster block: Click button
  • Change colours: Four clicks on the button with the saber pointing down
  • Flash on Clash: Hard clash on the saber
  • Stab effect: Thrust and clash the tip of the blade
  • Lockup effect: Hold the button and hard clash on the saber
  • Tip Drag effect: Hold the button and stab with the saber pointing down
  • Melt effect: Hold the button and stab with the saber pointing parallel or up
  • Turn off background music: Double click the button

Customizing your Proffie

What will I need?

Before you start you'll want a few tools:

  • the Proffieboard
  • a computer
  • micro USB cable (with data transfer and charging)
  • micro SD card reader

Thankfully if you've purchased a custom installed Proffie saber from us we already provide the micro USB cable and micro SD card reader!

If you need extras we offer them in our store as well!

How do I customize it?

To configure a Proffie saber you'd want the "config" file. It's essentially a recipe of the mapping of sound fonts to blade styles for your saber, as well as how the blade and button wiring are set up for your specific saber.

If you have purchased a custom installed Proffie saber from us we have stored a copy of your saber's config file on the SD card in the Proffie as well as attached a digital copy to your purchase on the website. If you can't find it please reach out to us and provide us with your order number.

ProffieConfig

To configure the Proffieboard itself there is a useful desktop app developed by Ryryog25 in the community. This all in one tool guides you through all the steps of configuring your Proffie as well as uploading your changes to the Proffie

You can find the tool on GitHub here:
https://github.com/ryancog/ProffieConfig

Manual Steps

If you would like to learn how to manually update your Proffieboard then Fett263 has an excellent guide on his web page that walks you through step by step on setting up your computer as well as the Proffieboard so you can upload changes to it.

You can find the instructions here:
https://www.fett263.com/updating-your-proffieboard.html