Boxflat for Linux

Boxflat is a Linux program made to help you set up your Moza Racing hardware.

It works with many devices like pedals, shifters, handbrakes, wheels, and wheelbases.

Boxflat also supports devices from other brands by adding fixes for SDL and Proton detection.

This means your hardware will work well with games without needing extra software.

The settings in Boxflat are exactly the same as in Pit House, a popular Moza software.

This makes it easy to use presets shared by other users.

You can save your favorite settings and load them anytime.

Boxflat can also apply these settings automatically for each game you play.

If a device is missing a button or axis, Boxflat will fix that automatically, so everything works without problems.

Boxflat only runs on Linux and needs you to install udev rules from its GitHub page.

These rules give the program the right access to your devices.

The software is not officially connected to Moza.

It is made from reverse engineering, so some features might not always be perfect, but it offers good support for many racing simulation setups.

Supported devices include wheelbases, wheels, pedals, handbrakes, sequential and H-pattern shifters, multi-function stalks, emergency stops, universal hubs, digital dashboards (version 2), and generic joysticks (with detection fixes only).

Boxflat is a useful tool for Linux users who want safe and easy control over their racing gear without relying on official Moza software.