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Getting Started
Kobun42 does things edited this page Jun 13, 2022
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Note: This tutorial already assumes you have node.js installed. If you don't, do that first.
How to use this tool:
- Sign in to the Playstation website.
- In the same browser, go to this page to obtain your npsso. Be sure NOT to share this with ANYONE.
- Edit index.js and replace "yourNPSSOhere" with your npsso. Be sure to keep the quotation marks around the original name.
- Go to the Discord Developer Portal and create a new Application. You can edit it as you like afterwards.
- Go to the OAuth2 section on your new app and copy the client ID.
- Go back to index.js and replace "yourDiscordClientIDhere" with the client ID you got from the discord app. Once again, be sure to keep the quotation marks around the original name.
- Staying on index.js, locate "yourPSNIDhere" and replace it with your PSN name. Once again, be sure to keep the quotation marks around the original name.
- Open command prompt and go to the directory you put index.js in.
- If you haven't already, use npm init and afterwards use npm to install the other dependencies. A list of Node.js dependencies needed can be found here.
- Type in "node index.js" into the command prompt window.
- If all is done correctly, every minute your Discord Rich Presence should link up to your PSN activity on a legacy console (PS3/PSP/PS Vita)
- Whenever you want to stop tracking your presence, be sure to go to the command prompt window and press CONTROL+C at the same time.