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Chapter 13 · Settings

Settings.

Branding, simulators, modes, assists, server presets, backups and everything else that shapes how the venue runs.

Where to find it·Admin panel Settings

Settings is one long page, top to bottom, with a single Save Settings button at the end. A few sections save on their own the moment you change them, and the guide says so where that applies. Work through it once when you set up, then come back for a rig name or a new server preset.

Venue Configuration

Venue Name is the name customers see: the admin header and login card, the header of every leaderboard display, email subjects and headers, Discord embeds, and the public league and booking pages.

Global Leaderboard

This card is the on-off switch for publishing your laps to Tapped In, the worldwide board at times.mlttp.com, along with your public profile and a tool to import your lap history. It saves as you go. It has its own chapter: Tapped In.

The top of the Settings page with Venue Name and the Global Leaderboard card showing the Live badge, the publish switch, lap counts, public profile fields and Import lap history buttons
Venue name and Global LeaderboardTop of Settings

Leaderboard Theme

The look of your TV displays. Pick one of Dark Racing, Neon Arcade, Carbon Fiber, Clean Minimal or Custom. Custom adds a font, a row style and an animation level. The Primary Color here is the accent everywhere: displays, the admin panel, the login card and the rig launcher. Venue Logo and Leaderboard Background upload immediately with their own buttons and accept PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP up to 5 MB. Details are in the Leaderboards chapter.

Enabled Games

Three checkboxes: Assetto Corsa, ACC and iRacing. Ticked games get tabs on the Laps and Cars & Tracks pages and appear in board and Discord options. ACC and iRacing are marked Data Only: Multitap records their laps through the collector app, and the rig can start them from its game picker, but the launch form in the admin panel builds Assetto Corsa launches only.

AC Client Path

FieldWhat it does
AC Root Path (on sim PCs)Where Assetto Corsa is installed on your rigs, so the launcher knows where to find the game. The same path on every rig is the simplest setup.
Motion Wrapper Path (D-BOX, optional)For motion rigs: the full path to the motion wrapper program that must run before the game. Leave blank if you have no motion rigs. Each rig then opts in from its hidden menu.
Motion Init Delay (seconds)How long to wait after the wrapper starts before launching the game. 3 is typical; slow rigs may need more.

ROLLER Integration

Your ROLLER client ID and secret, and a checkbox to Enable nightly auto-sync of customers into the driver database. A status line shows the last sync. See the Drivers chapter.

Sim Mode Configuration

When a session launches in Standard or Pro mode, or in a Custom mode you define, these are the settings that actually go to the game. Each mode has a tab with three groups.

GroupSettings
Solo SettingsWritten to the rig for solo sessions: stability control 0 to 100, ABS and traction control (off, factory or forced on), fuel rate and tyre wear multipliers where 0 means off, and toggles for autoblip, auto brake and tyre blankets.
Group Server SettingsApplied to the private server in group sessions: ABS and TC allowed, stability, auto clutch, forced virtual mirror, tyre blankets, and fuel, tyre wear and damage percentages where 100 is realistic.
Assist PresetsThe driving aids written to the rig before launch: ideal line, virtual mirror, auto shifter and auto clutch.
Sim Mode Configuration on the Standard tab with solo assist settings, group server settings for ABS, TC, stability, auto clutch, mirror and tyre blankets, and fuel, tyre wear and damage percentages
Standard mode settingsSolo · group server

Standard ships with every aid on and damage, fuel and wear off. Pro ships with every aid off and everything realistic. Tick Enable Custom Mode, give it a name up to twenty characters, and a third tab appears; the name is what staff see in the Sim Mode dropdown.

Saved Sims

Every rig that has connected and been named is listed here with its address. Three per-rig fields save on their own as you change them.

FieldWhat it does
SteamID64The Steam identity of the account on that rig, used to reserve its slot on locked league servers. Digits only.
BookableOffers the rig on the public booking page.
typeA tag such as motion for booking filters and surcharges.

Leaderboard Settings

Page Size is rows per page on TV displays, 5 to 100. Show unmatched laps on leaderboard decides whether unregistered in-game names appear on boards. Activity Feed Style chooses toast popups or a scrolling ticker for the activity display.

Leaderboard URLs

Leaderboard Hostname is the address your displays and email links use to reach the venue; it defaults to your venue's subdomain and rarely needs changing. Below it, every board you have created is listed with its four display addresses, each with a copy button and an open link.

Server Presets

Online Assetto Corsa servers your venue uses: a public server you host for remote members, or a partner venue's server for a cross-town race. Enter a Name, the IP / hostname, the UDP/TCP port and the HTTP port, and press Add; it saves immediately. Presets appear in the Launcher page's Server mode and in the broadcast PC panel, and only listed servers can be joined that way. To change one, delete it with the trash icon and add it again. Up to fifty.

The Server Presets section with name, IP or hostname, UDP and TCP port and HTTP port fields and an Add button, above the Save Settings button
Adding a server presetSaves immediately