| Fanatec | Wheel bases: CSL DD / GT DD Pro / ClubSport DD, CSL Elite, ClubSport V2 and V2.5, Podium DD1 and DD2, CSR Elite, Porsche 911 Turbo S. Their steering wheels. Pedals on the base, CSL Elite and CSL load cell pedals, ClubSport V3 | hid-fanatecff, installed by SimRig (or yours, if you have it) | Partial: tested on a CSL DD (live inputs, rotation, tuning menu); other models untested |
| Any USB device | Shifters (H-pattern, sequential) and handbrakes without a brand, or whose descriptor is useless (even those the kernel rejects): mapped by moving them | SimRig's generic USB driver | Full: tested on an H-pattern shifter and a handbrake |
| Moza | Wheel bases R3 to R21 (rotation, force feedback, base settings), pedals on the base, SR-P and CRP pedals, HBP handbrake, SGP sequential and HGP H-pattern shifters, on their own USB or plugged into the base. The steering wheel on the base: its controls, paddle mode, RPM and button LED brightness, encoder and stick modes | hid-universal-pidff, in the kernel from 6.15 (built by SimRig on older kernels); settings over the serial port, with the protocol worked out by Boxflat | Partial: tested on an R21 Ultra base (live inputs, rotation, force feedback, settings), a CS Pro steering wheel (live inputs, settings), CRP2 pedals, an HBP handbrake and an SGP shifter (live inputs, detected on the base); other models untested |
| Logitech | G29, G27, G25, Driving Force GT/Pro, MOMO, G923 (PlayStation and Xbox), G920, G PRO, RS50: rotation, force feedback settings, pedals on the wheel. The G29 family: the model presented to older games, combined pedals. WingMan Formula GP and Formula Force | in the kernel; SimRig adds new-lg4ff for the G29 family and the TrueForce driver for the G PRO and RS50, only when one of them is plugged in. TrueForce in games through Proton also needs that project's companion apps (logi-launch), which SimRig does not install. The Xbox editions of the G923 and RS50 are switched to their PC mode at every plug-in, which needs usb-modeswitch installed | Untested on real hardware (works on simulated devices) |
| Thrustmaster | T300 RS (and T-GT II), T248, T128, TX, TS-PC Racer, TS-XW, T150, TMX: rotation, force feedback strength, effect levels, pedals on the base. T500 RS and T80: inputs only (no force feedback driver on Linux). Not the T818 | hid-tmff2, and hid-t150 for the T150 and TMX, installed by SimRig (or yours, if you have them) | Untested on real hardware (works on simulated devices) |
| PXN | V10, V12, V12 Lite, Lite Star GT987: live inputs and force feedback. VD6, VD4: also rotation, force feedback and base settings (VD4: force feedback from Linux 6.15). Pedals on the base | hid-universal-pidff, in the kernel from 6.15 (built by SimRig on older kernels); VD settings with the protocol worked out by Pitwall | Partial: tested on a VD4 (live inputs, rotation, base settings, force feedback in games); other models untested |
| Other wheel bases | On the standard force feedback protocol: Cammus C5 and C12, Asetek Invicta, Forte, La Prima and Tony Kanaan, VRS DirectForce Pro, FFBeast, Turtle Beach VelocityOne Race, OpenFFBoard: live inputs, force feedback, its strength and centering spring. Rotation and the rest stay in their own software | hid-universal-pidff, in the kernel from 6.15 (built by SimRig on older kernels); the kernel's own for the OpenFFBoard | Untested on real hardware (works on simulated devices) |
| Simagic | Wheel bases Alpha Mini, Alpha, Alpha U and the EVO series: rotation, force feedback strength, natural and game effect levels, filter, end stop, ring light; pedals on the base. A firmware older than v159 works with the kernel's driver, without settings. Pedal sets, shifters and handbrakes on their own USB not yet | simagic-ff, installed by SimRig only for the bases that need it (or yours, if you have it) | Untested on real hardware (works on simulated devices) |
