#moza — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #moza, aggregated by home.social.
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Moza × Landwirtschafts-Simulator: Neues Farming Control System für fette Maschinen https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-x-landwirtschafts-simulator-neues-farming-control-system-fuer-fette-maschinen.98581/ #farmingsimulator25 #moza
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Moza × Sim-Racing: Neue Wheel Base mit 16 Nm und ein erstes Motionsystem https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-x-sim-racing-neue-wheel-base-mit-16-nm-und-ein-erstes-motionsystem.98582/ #moza #simracing
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Moza × Landwirtschafts-Simulator: Neues Farming Control System für fette Maschinen https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-x-landwirtschafts-simulator-neues-farming-control-system-fuer-fette-maschinen.98581/ #farmingsimulator25 #moza
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Moza × Sim-Racing: Neue Wheel Base mit 16 Nm und ein erstes Motionsystem https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-x-sim-racing-neue-wheel-base-mit-16-nm-und-ein-erstes-motionsystem.98582/ #moza #simracing
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If you're on Linux, such as the #SteamDeck or #SteamMachine, and have a #Moza racing wheel, there are two pieces of software you want to get. The first is Boxflat, which allows you to manage much of your wheel configuration. The second is moza-rev (https://github.com/francisdb/moza-rev), which is trickier because you need to install Rust, gcc, cmake, and the standard Linux headers package using
pacman, which also means disabling the readonly property of SteamOS. If you're on another Linux distro, it's likely a bit smoother. It's worth the hassle, though, because once built, it runs in the background as a lightweight system service and supports sending tachometer data to the wheel display for a bunch of games! #videogames -
If you're on Linux, such as the #SteamDeck or #SteamMachine, and have a #Moza racing wheel, there are two pieces of software you want to get. The first is Boxflat, which allows you to manage much of your wheel configuration. The second is moza-rev (https://github.com/francisdb/moza-rev), which is trickier because you need to install Rust, gcc, cmake, and the standard Linux headers package using
pacman, which also means disabling the readonly property of SteamOS. If you're on another Linux distro, it's likely a bit smoother. It's worth the hassle, though, because once built, it runs in the background as a lightweight system service and supports sending tachometer data to the wheel display for a bunch of games! #videogames -
I do get to experience force feedback through the #MOZA AB9 base when flying #DCS planes now, which is fantastic. However, thanks to extra effort put into the Mirage F1 module by Aerges, I can experience buffetting wing and stalls better in it than any other module. Very nicely done!
Again, if someone gets MOZA Cockpit working in Linux then you'll be able experience additional force feedback effects like feeling the landing gear raise/lower, bombs dropping, guns firing, and additional aerodynamic vibrations through the stick.
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Wheel Base, Lenkrad & Pedale im Test: Das kann Mozas Set aus R9 V3, CS Pro und SR-P für 820 Euro https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/gaming/sim-racing-bundle-test-moza-r9-v3-cs-pro-lenkrad.96447/ #moza #cspro #simracing
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Wheel Base, Lenkrad & Pedale im Test: Das kann Mozas Set aus R9 V3, CS Pro und SR-P für 820 Euro https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/gaming/sim-racing-bundle-test-moza-r9-v3-cs-pro-lenkrad.96447/ #moza #cspro #simracing
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Lamborghini × Moza: Neues Lenkrad im Revuelto-Design und neue günstige Pedale https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/lamborghini-x-moza-neues-lenkrad-im-revuelto-design-und-neue-guenstige-pedale.96693/ #moza #lamborghini #simracing
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Lamborghini × Moza: Neues Lenkrad im Revuelto-Design und neue günstige Pedale https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/lamborghini-x-moza-neues-lenkrad-im-revuelto-design-und-neue-guenstige-pedale.96693/ #moza #lamborghini #simracing
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I don't think I've mentioned this yet but I've been using Fedora (KDE Plasma) as my daily for weeks now and it's been great.
All the programs I use regularly or intend to use once I learn them better all run natively on Linux. All but a select few games work on Linux natively or through Wine. Like, there's quite literally no reason to go back to using Windows 11 and I am so much happier for it.
The games I have not had luck running on Linux are #DCS (Digital Combat Simulator) and Escape from #Tarkov. DCS is a tremendous headache to get running. A friend of mine and I are investigating because it's technically possible to get working. I think...
However, Tarkov requires BattlEye anti-cheat to function, which requires Windows. So far the Tarkov devs have said they'll eventually get around to implementing Linux compatibility but they've given no timeline and aren't great at keeping promises.
With peripherals I've hit two snags.
My #Pimax Crystal Light #VR headset does not work on Linux. I don't even know how to get it working, but as far as I can tell it isn't possible. Drivers and software are all Windows dependent. Pimax promised Linux support as recently as a few months ago but there's no timeline for when they'll actually implement that. From what I understand SteamVR is buggy on Linux but technically works (?) so idk how to proceed.
My #MOZA #AB9 force-feedback base requires a piece of software called MOZA Cockpit to operate. And while I can open it just fine, the software doesn't recognize my AB9 base or joystick through it. This is despite the fact the joystick is recognized by Gamepad Tester online and through the terminal (Konsole on Fedora). It seems some folks have gotten their force-feedback wheels to work but I've seen nothing about my AB9 base, not even as a shifter let alone a flight stick. So again, don't know how to proceed.
The only reason I maintain a Windows 11 install is due to Tarkov, VR games, and using my force-feedback flight stick for flight sims (like DCS, Il2, etc).
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I don't think I've mentioned this yet but I've been using Fedora (KDE Plasma) as my daily for weeks now and it's been great.
All the programs I use regularly or intend to use once I learn them better all run natively on Linux. All but a select few games work on Linux natively or through Wine. Like, there's quite literally no reason to go back to using Windows 11 and I am so much happier for it.
The games I have not had luck running on Linux are #DCS (Digital Combat Simulator) and Escape from #Tarkov. DCS is a tremendous headache to get running. A friend of mine and I are investigating because it's technically possible to get working. I think...
However, Tarkov requires BattlEye anti-cheat to function, which requires Windows. So far the Tarkov devs have said they'll eventually get around to implementing Linux compatibility but they've given no timeline and aren't great at keeping promises.
With peripherals I've hit two snags.
My #Pimax Crystal Light #VR headset does not work on Linux. I don't even know how to get it working, but as far as I can tell it isn't possible. Drivers and software are all Windows dependent. Pimax promised Linux support as recently as a few months ago but there's no timeline for when they'll actually implement that. From what I understand SteamVR is buggy on Linux but technically works (?) so idk how to proceed.
My #MOZA #AB9 force-feedback base requires a piece of software called MOZA Cockpit to operate. And while I can open it just fine, the software doesn't recognize my AB9 base or joystick through it. This is despite the fact the joystick is recognized by Gamepad Tester online and through the terminal (Konsole on Fedora). It seems some folks have gotten their force-feedback wheels to work but I've seen nothing about my AB9 base, not even as a shifter let alone a flight stick. So again, don't know how to proceed.
The only reason I maintain a Windows 11 install is due to Tarkov, VR games, and using my force-feedback flight stick for flight sims (like DCS, Il2, etc).
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The holidays are over, #MOZA, it's time to move on. #SimRacing #BlackFriday #Christmas
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The holidays are over, #MOZA, it's time to move on. #SimRacing #BlackFriday #Christmas
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Moza Racing: Neue Lenkräder im Formel- und GT-Design mit RGB-Buttons https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-racing-zwei-neue-lenkraeder-im-formel-und-gt-design-mit-rgb-buttons.95659/ #moza #kspro #cspro #simracing
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Moza Racing: Neue Lenkräder im Formel- und GT-Design mit RGB-Buttons https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/moza-racing-zwei-neue-lenkraeder-im-formel-und-gt-design-mit-rgb-buttons.95659/ #moza #kspro #cspro #simracing
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Porsche Replikat: Moza Porsche Mission R Lenkrad mit 5,4“-OLED-Display https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/porsche-replikat-moza-porsche-mission-r-lenkrad-mit-5-4-oled-display.95655/ #moza #ces2026 #porsche
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Porsche Replikat: Moza Porsche Mission R Lenkrad mit 5,4“-OLED-Display https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/porsche-replikat-moza-porsche-mission-r-lenkrad-mit-5-4-oled-display.95655/ #moza #ces2026 #porsche
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Moza R25 Ultra wheel base review: take your racing setup to new heights, but at a cost that might make your eyes water if you're new to enthusiast-level gear
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My Moza R9 is a 9nm wheel base that is considered mid-range in price and power. There a wheel bases that go up to 25nm.
I came from racing for years on a Logitech G29 which has a peak torque of around 2nm.
So, I was surprised this morning when I crashed my BMW M4 GT4 into a wall at Brands Hatch and the wheel got away from me, but my right thumb was still hooked into the thumb hole on my GT wheel. Ouch. That hurt.
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My Moza R9 is a 9nm wheel base that is considered mid-range in price and power. There a wheel bases that go up to 25nm.
I came from racing for years on a Logitech G29 which has a peak torque of around 2nm.
So, I was surprised this morning when I crashed my BMW M4 GT4 into a wall at Brands Hatch and the wheel got away from me, but my right thumb was still hooked into the thumb hole on my GT wheel. Ouch. That hurt.
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My new wheel arrived yesterday. It’s a Moza GS V2P. The Moza FSR2 I had is going back because it’s a bit much, it’s heavy and I found I wasn’t really using the screen. And it was expensive.
So far the GS V2P has been great with my Moza R9 V3.
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My new wheel arrived yesterday. It’s a Moza GS V2P. The Moza FSR2 I had is going back because it’s a bit much, it’s heavy and I found I wasn’t really using the screen. And it was expensive.
So far the GS V2P has been great with my Moza R9 V3.
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Sim-Racing: Moza zeigt zwei neue Wheel Bases und ein Porsche-Lenkrad https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/sim-racing-moza-zeigt-zwei-neue-wheel-bases-und-ein-porsche-lenkrad.93909/ #simracing #moza
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Sim-Racing: Moza zeigt zwei neue Wheel Bases und ein Porsche-Lenkrad https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/sim-racing-moza-zeigt-zwei-neue-wheel-bases-und-ein-porsche-lenkrad.93909/ #simracing #moza
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Tonight:
One LFM race in Automobilista 2, I got on podium... But, there were only three racers including me. Ha. But, I guess a podium is a podium.
Then a race in Automobilista 2 with my son and AI. Him on his gaming rig with a Moza setup. Me on my gaming rig with my Moza setup. We raced on Laguna Seca in GT3's with 30 other AI racers. It was a crazy fun race.
I've become a huge fan of Automobilista 2. It's a fun sim racing game. The AI provides a lot of challenge and makes natural mistakes. There are so many cars and tracks to pick from -- not just current cars and tracks, but historic ones too.
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Tonight:
One LFM race in Automobilista 2, I got on podium... But, there were only three racers including me. Ha. But, I guess a podium is a podium.
Then a race in Automobilista 2 with my son and AI. Him on his gaming rig with a Moza setup. Me on my gaming rig with my Moza setup. We raced on Laguna Seca in GT3's with 30 other AI racers. It was a crazy fun race.
I've become a huge fan of Automobilista 2. It's a fun sim racing game. The AI provides a lot of challenge and makes natural mistakes. There are so many cars and tracks to pick from -- not just current cars and tracks, but historic ones too.
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I upgraded my wheel. This is a Moza FSR2 Formula Wheel.
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I upgraded my wheel. This is a Moza FSR2 Formula Wheel.
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Having used my #Moza #AB9 #ffb base for some time now, I can without a doubt say that I can’t go back to using a stick that doesn’t feature force feedback. There’s a lot of intuition you gain through how the stick feel changes with the aircraft that makes the experience of flying that much better.
One of the coolest features is the fact you can experience the simulated feel of your chosen aircraft’s stick. With a traditional cam and spring base, every plane and heli feels the same. With force feedback, almost every plane and heli feels different in ways unique to each one.
If you trim any plane or heli, the stick physically moves to lessen the physical burden on your hand and arm. You know when you’re trimmed correctly because it feels correct, and adjust accordingly throughout the flight to minimize fatigue. That’s something you can’t get with a traditional stick.
I’m glad force feedback is gaining traction in the “mid-range” tier with Moza and soon Winwing and Virpil releasing their own force feedback bases for their sticks. More variety and competition only benefit us flight simmers. I just wish there were even cheaper options so more people can experience this.
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On the subject of games, vaguely, my new #MOZA force-feedback stick and base has been a great experience so far. I’ve flown various planes in DCS and MSFS and found the experience of flying a lot more intuitive. The feedback you get is not only immersive but helps you fly better. Doubly so for helis.
The single biggest success of this force feedback setup is the joy I get out of feeling the plane be a plane. How wind washing over the wings changes with your speed and angle of attack. How the prop of a Cessna thuds softly against your hand when idling. The rumble of the gear retracting. Highly recommend it.
Even the built-in vibration of Winwing’s ViperAce stick doesn’t do it justice. There’s just so much more to the experience. Even in an F-16 or an A320.
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Erstes aktives Pedal: Moza stellt das mBooster Active Pedal vor https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/erstes-aktives-pedal-moza-stellt-das-mbooster-active-pedal-vor.91828/ #Moza #SimRacing #mBooster
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Erstes aktives Pedal: Moza stellt das mBooster Active Pedal vor https://www.computerbase.de/news/gaming/erstes-aktives-pedal-moza-stellt-das-mbooster-active-pedal-vor.91828/ #Moza #SimRacing #mBooster
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Want to dive into sim racing without breaking the bank? I've got you covered! Watch my latest video for budget-friendly setups and more tips. #simracing #iracing #fanatec #cammus #moza #gt7 #forza https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRwdoH1j/
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My verdict after a week+ with Cammus LC100 Pedals? Impressed! They deliver premium performance at a fraction of the cost. Dive into my review for the full scoop! #SimRacing #Cammus #gaming #fanatec #moza #gt7 #forza #iracing #assettocorsa
https://blog.elegast.me/cammus-lc100-load-cell-sim-racing-pedals-review/