Made to feel the airplane again.
FFB-Bridge started with one stick in a drawer. It's now a serious cockpit-feel engine for modern flight sims — built in the open, kept local-first, and free.
Built by a simmer, for simmers.
FFB-Bridge is written by Aditya Nag, a long-time flight simmer who missed how good force feedback used to feel — and still had a Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback 2 in a drawer. So he built the bridge to make it fly again in MSFS and X-Plane, then kept going: more hardware, more aircraft feel, three operating systems, and a community library. It's shaped in public, with beta testers' reports driving the tuning, the fixes, and the feature list.
Rohsam Inc.
FFB-Bridge is published by Rohsam Inc., Aditya's company, which owns the project and its trademarks. Corporate and publisher details are at rohsam.com.
Toronto, Canada
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Talk to us
Questions, bugs, or hardware reports are welcome through the feedback form, or email supportffb-bridge.com. There's a community forum too.
Fly with feel.
It's free, local, and built for the stick you already own.