LMU Tools is a multifunctional desktop application designed for the Le Mans Ultimate racing simulator. It helps drivers optimize car setups and race strategies quickly and intuitively.
🚧 Work In Progress: The full source code will be released soon. Currently finalizing the beta version.
- Setup Generator: Create base setups for any car and track with just a few clicks. Choose from various driving styles (Qualy, Race, Endurance, etc.) to get a competitive starting point.
- Fuel Calculator: Uses real-time telemetry to automatically calculate fuel consumption per lap, tank autonomy, and the ideal pit stop strategy.
- Setup Editor & Comparator: Open and edit existing setup files (
.svm) with a user-friendly interface, or compare two setups side-by-side to analyze differences. - Multi-Language Support: Interface available in English and Portuguese.
- Themes: Dark and Light modes available.
- Download: Navigate to the Releases section and download the latest version (
LMU_Tool_Setup.exe). - Run: Follow the on-screen instructions.
- First Run: The tool will ask for your Le Mans Ultimate installation folder to manage setups and install the telemetry plugin.
The tool automatically installs and enables the rFactor2SharedMemoryMapPlugin64.dll plugin in your game folder, which is essential for the real-time fuel calculator.
- Open the app and go to the "Setup Generator" tab.
- Select your Car.
- Choose the Setup Style (e.g., "Race", "Qualy").
- Select a Specific Track or check "Generate for all tracks".
- Click "Generate Setup". The
.svmfiles will be created directly in your game's userdata folder.
- Go to the "Fuel Calculator" tab.
- Enter the track in Le Mans Ultimate. The tool detects the car/track automatically.
- Complete at least one valid lap. The tool captures your lap time and fuel usage.
- Enter the Race Duration (in minutes).
- Click "Calculate Strategy" to view required fuel and pit stop stints.
Contributions will be welcome once the source code is public! Feel free to open an issue for feature suggestions in the meantime.
- uWaazy