LegendCTL v2.3.0
LegendCTL v2.3.0
This release is about one idea: don't take our word for it — verify it yourself. LegendCTL
already claims to be local, driver-free, and honest about what it can and can't see; v2.3.0 turns
those claims into evidence you can check inside the app and share in a couple of clicks.
- Trust Self-Check. A new Diagnostics panel that demonstrates the trust posture instead of
just asserting it: it scans the shipped app for any networking code, confirms it installs no
driver, virtual device, or background service, and shows where its local data lives — each row
scoped honestly to "what this build does, this session," not a system-wide audit. One click
copies the whole self-check as a shareable artifact. - Compatibility Report. An opt-in "Create Compatibility Report" flow that turns a local run
into a share-safe, copy-pasteable packet — your controller variant, firmware, app version, and
what you actually tested — aligned to the GitHub compatibility-report template, with a claim
boundary that's clear it's self-reported evidence (not vendor certification, not a
tournament/anti-cheat ruling). Paired with a new public compatibility matrix so reports
accumulate into an honest, maintained ledger. - Shareable evidence card. Export a single self-contained page (HTML or Markdown) summarizing
the trust posture, your device/config summary, the diagnostic-bundle privacy posture, and the
claim boundary — screenshotable and pasteable, fully offline, with nothing uploaded. - Clearer live controller model. The Live Verify model's edge-lighting and labels were tidied
for a cleaner read; behavior is unchanged — it still lights XInput output only, and says so.
Everything new here is opt-in, local, and display/export-only — no new wrapper-written controller
settings, no network calls, nothing uploaded. The diagnostic outputs scrub local paths and never
invent a claim the app can't back. Same release discipline: full suite green on Python 3.12 /
DearPyGui 2.3.1.
LegendCTL is a standalone, unofficial configurator for the ZD Ultimate Legend — no official ZD
app required, local, no telemetry, no drivers, and honest about what it can and can't verify.