FFB-Bridge 1.3.1-beta.9
What’s new
MOZA hardware control is gathered in one place.
Hardware → MOZA owns the base output envelope, health telemetry, and isolated damping, friction, inertia, and progressive-stop tests. Aircraft-specific values remain under Tuning → Aircraft control feel. AY210 and AB9 isolated mechanics have been verified on real Windows hardware.Force trim can use a separate Windows USB grip.
A Warthog or similar controller can supply FTR and its optional toggle while the force-feedback base remains the actuator. AP-follow roll direction is corrected, and elevator/aileron aerodynamic loading can be balanced independently.Flap and engine feel follow more of the real aircraft.
Actual flap travel drives movement, drag, and buffet, with a separate arrival bump. The default X-Plane C172 flap buffet is gentler. RPM, combustion, vibration, and reverse now aggregate every installed engine—MSFS engines 1–4 and X-Plane engines 0–7.Stall and overspeed cues can build progressively.
Valid AoA together with a plausible stall reference ramps stall buffet before the binary warning. Structural ice conservatively advances that envelope. A valid dynamic redline/Vne ramps overspeed buffet. Existing simulator warnings remain the fallback.Configuration effects use actual aircraft state where available.
Real gear and left/right spoiler deployment drive sustained drag and buffet. Measured wheel skid drives brake shudder, allowing ordinary non-skidding braking to remain smoother. MSFS native shaker intensity and surface condition are also used.X-Plane helicopters gain native blade-slap input.
The X-Plane 12 blade-slap ratio supplements the existing two-per-revolution model.MSFS Slew mode is a hard force-neutral state.
Constants, springs, textures, one-shots, and device-local condition metadata all drop to zero while Slew mode is active and recover when Slew mode ends.Optional telemetry cannot take down the core stream.
Each new MSFS value has an isolated definition, X-Plane zero-only unsupported signals retain their existing fallback behavior, and cached values clear when the aircraft changes.
