Frequently Asked Questions

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To book a coaching session, navigate to the "Coaching" tab on our website, select an available appointment date and your desired coach, and click "Book". You’ll receive a confirmation after the booking is processed. If no appointment is available you can contact us for an individual request at [email protected] or write a ticket on our discord server.

After booking a session, you will receive a discord direct message from your beAlien coach.

We offer the complete range of our coachings for following simracing games: Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione Additionally we offer our beginner coaching package for following simracing games: Automobilista 2 Should your preferred simracing title not be listed here, feel free to contact us on individual coaching opportunities.

At the moment we offer packages for Automobilista 2 and Le Mans Ultimate as well as special packs for Assetto Corsa Competizione. However, we will always keep an eye on the setup market and evaluate whether we will also offer setups in other simulations in the future. Will I get future Setup updates after my purchase? Yes, with every purchased Setups, you get access to free of charge updates for one year.

We offer update support for purchased setups for 1 year after your purchse. However if you are using our subscription you will get setup updates for unlimited time if you have an active subscription

With an active subscription, you receive a set number of Single Track Bundle Claims each month, which you can freely use to unlock any car and track combinations from our library. Once claimed, these setup packs appear in your Subscription Manager on the website, where you can download them anytime as long as your subscription is active.

Your subscription gives you a set number of Single Track Bundle Claims per month, based on your plan. Each claim lets you choose any setup pack from our library, containing a specific car and track combination with qualifying and race setups. Claimed bundles are yours to keep and remain in your personal inventory. You can download them anytime as long as your subscription is active.

A Single Track Bundle Claim allows you to unlock a setup pack for a specific car and track combination. Each pack includes professionally developed qualifying and race setups tailored to that combo. Once claimed, the bundle is yours to keep and download anytime while your subscription is active.

Your subscription includes a set number of track-car combo claims each month, depending on your plan. Each claim lets you permanently unlock a setup bundle for a specific track and car combination, including all related setup files. Your available claims reset automatically every 30 days, based on your billing cycle. Once reset, you receive a fresh set of claims to use for new content. All previously claimed setups remain accessible for download at any time, as long as your subscription is active.

The MoTeC files are saved in the directory \Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\MoTeC. To safe MoTeC files from you session, you must activate telemetry laps in your setup in the electronics tab. After returning back to garage, two files are needed: one .ld file and one .ldx file. Make sure that both files have the same name before the extension, especially the same date and time. Otherwise, the files won’t match and cannot be used together.

The Setup files are saved as a .json file in the directory \Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\Setups\[car]\[track]. Downloaded setups can either be copied to the folder “setups” directory or directly into the correct folder depending on the car and track the setups are made for.

After saving the replay in game, the replay file will be saved under: \Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\Replay\Saved to identify the correct replay file, you can compare the date stated in the file date with the date shown in game before loading the replay.

The Setup files are saved as a .vts file in the directory \Documents\Automobilista 2\savegame\108991254\automobilista 2\vehiclesetups_1_6 Downloaded setups can be installed by copying the setups into this directory.

All Setups are built in single player testing at 20°C air temperature and heavy rubber on track. Depending on the conditions you are driving in, small adjustments might be necessary to the tyre compound or pressure (see following questions).

From our testing a warm tyre pressure of 2,00 PSI (measured after a few laps of driving) is ideal for most cars and tracks. However, this can vary depending on the track type with higher pressures offering a little bit more top speed, while lower pressures offering a tiny bit more grip in corners.

With the Hypercars (LMDh) you have different tyre compounds available. Which tyre compound is the best is mostly determined by the tyre temperatures. Should the tyre temperature be outside of the operation window, a different tyre compound might be necessary. The operation window is usually between 65°C and 90°C, whereby small deviations do not yet have serious consequences. However, should the tyre temperature be far outside of that operation window, a harder (to avoid overheating) or a softer (to avoid too cool tyres) compound might be required. It is also important how long the stint is. In a short qualifying run, overheating the tyres is not necessarily a problem. In the race, however, even a slightly overheated tyre can have a significant impact on tyre wear and therefore on the driveability at the end of the stint.

In the Hypercars you can adjust the traction control (TC) and the brake bias (BB). Generally, we find the ideal TC settings to be between 0 and 2, whereby you get more support from the TC, the higher the number. A higher setting might give you more stability out of corners, but at the same time, might cost you a little bit of exit speed. As the Hypercars have no ABS, the BB is particularly important. The brake bias is shown as distribution of the brake power between the front and rear (F/R). Generally, the brake bias should be as far to the rear as possible without locking the rear tyres under braking. This gives you better deceleration and rotation at corner entry. However, should you notice the rear locking or sliding at the entry, it is advisable to move the brake bias more to the front.

Similar as with the Hypercars, we find the ideal TC settings for GT3 to be between 0 and 2. With the ABS, there is a wide range of working settings. In our testing, settings between 3 and 9 were working good, whereby a higher setting gives you more support from the ABS. A lower setting can give you more braking power, however, this comes at the costs of potential lock ups. This can ruin your tyres and cause major instability, should the rear tyres lock. The brake bias is shown as distribution of the brake power between the front and rear (F/R). Moving the brake bias to the rear, gives you more rotation at corner entry. However, should you notice the rear tyres locking or sliding too much at the entry, it is advisable to move the brake bias more to the front.

The Setup files are saved as a .svm file in the specific track directory \Steam\steamapps\common\Le Mans Ultimate\UserData\player\Settings

Always use minimum tyre pressure

ABS 9 is the default value we are using. If you want to have more rotation under braking you can try to go with ABS 6