I’m investigating the feasibility of using two mBooster Active Pedals as a fully electronic, force-feedback rudder system for MSFS 2024 and DCS, including helicopters.
The goal is to electronically couple two independent pedals, so that depressing one pedal causes the other to retract, without a physical mechanical linkage.
Could you clarify whether the current SDK or another supported interface allows:
1.Continuous reading of each pedal’s position.
2.Independent real-time motor force or torque commands.
3.Active position control, including moving a pedal without foot pressure.
4.Simultaneous control of two mBooster devices from one application.
5.Continuous closed-loop control at approximately 100–200 Hz, or another supported update rate.
If these functions are unavailable in the public SDK, is there a developer API or partnership program that exposes them?
Hello MOZA Developer Support,
I’m investigating the feasibility of using two mBooster Active Pedals as a fully electronic, force-feedback rudder system for MSFS 2024 and DCS, including helicopters.
The goal is to electronically couple two independent pedals, so that depressing one pedal causes the other to retract, without a physical mechanical linkage.
Could you clarify whether the current SDK or another supported interface allows:
1. Continuous reading of each pedal’s position.
2. Independent real-time motor force or torque commands.
3. Active position control, including moving a pedal without foot pressure.
4. Simultaneous control of two mBooster devices from one application.
5. Continuous closed-loop control at approximately 100–200 Hz, or another supported update rate.
If these functions are unavailable in the public SDK, is there a developer API or partnership program that exposes them?
Thank you.
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