Broccoli OBS Pilot Inputs

What it looks like on stream

Nine of the designs, moving with the controls. Each one is its own Browser Source, so you can run as many as you like at once.

What it does

55 ready-made designs

Cockpits, HUDs, instruments, compact strips and single controls. Click one and the preview moves with your own stick, throttle and pedals; add it and it gets its own OBS link.

Build your own in the Editor

Sliders, knobs, boxes, levers, readouts — drag them onto a live preview. Parts snap into line with guide lines, every change can be undone, and it works like an editor should: press ? for the shortcuts.

Share a layout as a code

One line of text another pilot pastes into Import a code. They get your layout, driven by their own controls — nothing about your devices is in it.

Any HOTAS or HOSAS

Pick HOTAS or HOSAS, press Detect and move the control it asks for. Every device is read the way games read it, so the overlay shows exactly what the sim gets.

Seven steps to stream

A picture guide from plugging in to the Browser Source in OBS. Close the window and the app keeps serving your overlays from the tray.

Every design

55 designs, each drawn here the way the app shows them. Colours, glow, trail and text are yours to change — and the Editor builds anything else from single parts.

Get it

1. Download the installer from the latest release on GitHub and run it.
2. Map your controls in Controls — Detect does it for you.
3. Copy an overlay's URL and add it in OBS as a Browser Source, at the size shown.