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 # PlayniteScriptsForSteamDeck
 
-This repository contains the scripts that I use to manage SWICD and Neptune controller.
+## Whats New ???
+v0.2 - added scripts to set TDP level - 3W, 7W, 10W, 15W
+
+v0.1 - initial release - SWICD and Neptune Controller scripts
+
+
+## About
+This repository contains the scripts that I use to manage SWICD, Neptune controller, and for setting the TDP.
 
 By default the SWICD controller is ON, and the Neptune controller is hidden. This prevents double inputs in games.
 
+TDP can be set on a global level or per game basis. Set TPD to 7W on a global level, and then for games that run slow / have performance issues it can be set to 10W or 15W on a per-game basis.
+
 The appropriate script gets executed by Playnite - a front-end for games.
 
 ## Pre-requisites - What is needed for this to run correctly?
 1. Playnite - [click here for more details](https://playnite.link)
 2. SWICD - [click here for more details](https://github.com/mKenfenheuer/steam-deck-windows-usermode-driver) And mostly the dependencies needed by SWICD - [MS Visual C++ Redistributable Package](https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x64.exe), [VIGEM](https://github.com/ViGEm/ViGEmBus), [HIDHIDE](https://github.com/ViGEm/HidHide), and [Tetherscript](https://tetherscript.com/hid-driver-kit-download/).
 3. Initial HIDHIDE configuration.
+4. RyzenAdj - [click here for details](https://github.com/FlyGoat/RyzenAdj)
 
 ## How to Use the Scripts
-1. Download and save neptune_on.ps1, swicd_on.ps1 and SystemTrayRefresh.exe to a common folder (example c:\tools\scripts)
+1. Download and extract the zip archive to a common folder (example c:\tools\scripts)
 2. Edit the script and look at the heading for ***Initialize Variables***. Edit that to reflect the correct directory.
 3. Open an elevated / admin  PowerShell command prompt and execute - ***Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned*** and press Y on the prompt.
 4. Configure Playnite to use the scripts.
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 ### Screenshot for reference -
 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98122529/196815483-082b3bd1-300d-490b-bb56-b8962dd8d2b7.png)
 
-## How to Configure Playnite for a Specific Game to Use Neptune Controller Instead of SWICD
+## How to Configure Playnite to Use Neptune Controller on a Per-Game Basis
 
 1. Go to Playnite Desktop App
 2. Right click the game that will be configured for Neptune controller
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 4. ***Execute before starting a game*** - enter the path where neptune_on.ps1 is located
 
 ### Screenshot for reference -
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98122529/196815812-95f2104c-5317-4e73-a49d-f9d7c6b98d9b.png)
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98122529/197358185-e290635b-2208-42bb-a244-08b454924101.png)
+
+## How to Configure Playnite to Use 7W TDP on ALl Games
+1. Go to Playnite Desktop App
+2. Go to Settings
+3. Go to Scripts
+4. ***Execute before starting a game*** - enter the path where tdp_7w.ps1 is located
+
+### Screenshot for reference -
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98122529/197357966-a29f0dd1-84db-4202-8ce1-2f04bff992c1.png)
+
+
+## How to Configure Playnite to Use a Different TDP on a Per-Game Basis
+
+1. Go to Playnite Desktop App
+2. Right click the game that will be configured to use a differnt TDP
+3. Click Edit
+4. Go to Scripts
+4. ***Execute before starting a game*** - enter the path where tdp_10w.ps1 (or tdp_15w.ps1, tdp_3w.ps1) is located
+
+### Screenshot for reference -
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98122529/197358343-7b924ce4-8fc1-4b86-ac32-ca6ab8c529e4.png)
+
+
+**NOTE1:** There are several scripts that set TDP - tdp_3w.ps1, tdp7w.ps1, tdp_10w.ps1 and tdp_15w.ps1.
 
+**NOTE2:** The TDP scripts will only get executed when Steam Deck is running on battery.
 
+**NOTE3:** RyzenAdj needs admin rights. UAC prompt will appear when the script runs - press YES when the UAC prompt appears.
 
+**NOTE4:** UAC prompts can get annoying. Disable UAC prompts if needed.