Remi raidillon
New member
Hi everyone,
I’d like to introduce FUMA Setup, a completely free platform built for the Le Mans Ultimate community.
https://fumasetup.web.app/
The idea is simple: not just to offer ready-made setups, but to help drivers build, understand and refine a setup that matches their own driving style.
The main tool is FUMA Engineer.
You can import your own .svm setup file, select the circuit, describe one or two handling issues you are experiencing — such as entry oversteer, exit understeer, braking instability, lack of traction, bottoming, lack of top speed, tyre overheating, etc. — and the tool proposes targeted setup changes based on the car, the circuit and the intensity of the problem.
You can then validate the changes and download the updated .svm file directly for testing in LMU.
The goal is to provide something useful for demanding drivers who want more than a generic setup and prefer to progressively build a setup around their own preferences.
FUMA Setup also includes FUMA Garage, a personal setup library where you can save your setup evolution as V1, V2, V3, compare versions, keep track of the changes made, download previous versions and send any version back into FUMA Engineer to continue refining it.
The platform also includes a growing catalogue of free LMU setups, with selected setups highlighted as Recommended by FUMA.
Everything is currently 100% free. FUMA Engineer is still in Beta and we are progressively adding more cars and improving the logic based on driver feedback.
If you are interested in setup development, feel free to try it and let us know what you think.
https://fumasetup.web.app/
View attachment 15561
Feedback is very welcome — especially from drivers who enjoy fine-tuning their cars and want a setup that really suits the way they drive.
I’d like to introduce FUMA Setup, a completely free platform built for the Le Mans Ultimate community.
https://fumasetup.web.app/The idea is simple: not just to offer ready-made setups, but to help drivers build, understand and refine a setup that matches their own driving style.
The main tool is FUMA Engineer.
You can import your own .svm setup file, select the circuit, describe one or two handling issues you are experiencing — such as entry oversteer, exit understeer, braking instability, lack of traction, bottoming, lack of top speed, tyre overheating, etc. — and the tool proposes targeted setup changes based on the car, the circuit and the intensity of the problem.
You can then validate the changes and download the updated .svm file directly for testing in LMU.
The goal is to provide something useful for demanding drivers who want more than a generic setup and prefer to progressively build a setup around their own preferences.
FUMA Setup also includes FUMA Garage, a personal setup library where you can save your setup evolution as V1, V2, V3, compare versions, keep track of the changes made, download previous versions and send any version back into FUMA Engineer to continue refining it.
The platform also includes a growing catalogue of free LMU setups, with selected setups highlighted as Recommended by FUMA.
Everything is currently 100% free. FUMA Engineer is still in Beta and we are progressively adding more cars and improving the logic based on driver feedback.
If you are interested in setup development, feel free to try it and let us know what you think.
https://fumasetup.web.app/View attachment 15561
Feedback is very welcome — especially from drivers who enjoy fine-tuning their cars and want a setup that really suits the way they drive.
