MOZA Cockpit 1.1.1.31 (2026/04/09, Gradual rollout to all users)
Note: Version 1.1.1.31 must be used with base firmware 1.1.3.1 or higher! Greyscale Release Note: Full rollout to be expected mid-April.
Software
We have migrated the entire software to a new device service architecture. Both UI performance and system stability will be significantly improved.
New Features
• Support for simultaneous connection of same-type, same-model devices. Users can now connect multiple bases of the same type—for example, both AY210 and AB9 bases can be connected to the PC and powered on simultaneously. MOZA Cockpit will correctly identify both bases, allowing users to configure each base individually with settings saved separately.
• Support for device aliases. When connecting more than one device of the same model, devices in the sidebar will be displayed as "Device Name + Number." Users can rename devices by double-clicking the device name and pressing Enter to confirm.
Force Feedback
• In the base basic settings, users can now disable base force feedback while retaining only the base's own physical model. Basically, neither game FFB nor telemetry FFB will be effective if this option is enabled, so that you can use it as a traditional joystick. Useful for F-14 RIO or something similar.
UI Improvements
• Modified the device list display format.
• Removed MTLP presets. All MTLP panel settings are now directly reflected in the interface and will remain consistent across sessions.
Bug Fixes
• Improved device connection stability.
• Improved force feedback stability.
What's not fixed
• G-force effect will be fixed in Cockpit 1.1.2 (mid-May)
• Weak aileron dynamic force
• Dynamics Pressure force always springs back to physical center not trim center
• and many more...