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* [[Getting Started]] | * [[Getting Started]] | ||
* [[FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)]] | * [[FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)]] | ||
* [[Vendors]] | |||
* [[Support]] | * [[Support]] | ||
* [[Community]] | * [[Community]] | ||
== | == Tokens == | ||
* [[NFC Tags]] | |||
* [[Labels]] | |||
* [[Token Commands]] | |||
== Readers == | |||
* [[NFC Readers]] | * [[NFC Readers]] | ||
* [[Custom Cases]] | * [[Custom Cases]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Reader Drivers]] | ||
== Software == | == Software == | ||
* [[TapTo (Software)]] | * [[TapTo (Software)]] | ||
** [[ | ** [[Config File (tapto.ini)]] | ||
* [[TapTo Designer]] | * [[TapTo Designer]] | ||
* [[TapTo Life]] | * [[TapTo Life]] | ||
* [[Development:Roadmap|Development Roadmap]] | * [[Development:Roadmap|Development Roadmap]] | ||
Revision as of 03:38, 8 July 2024
TapTo is an open system for launching games and scripted actions using physical objects like NFC tags. It's a great way to make playing games more accessible, and add some fun to your gaming setup!
See the Getting Started page for everything you need to get up and running. Additional hardware is required but is aimed to be affordable and easily available. Please join the Discord if you need any help or want to show off your work!
TapTo is currently supported on MiSTer FPGA and Commodore 64.
