[PSP] How to edit data in FMH 2011

How to edit data in FMH 2011

In FMH 2011 you are able to edit club, competition, manager and player information using a text file which is placed on the Memory Stick. To do this you need to create a text file called “changes” and place it in the following location on the Memory Stick (create any folders not present):

PSP\COMMON\FMH2011\changes.txt

When you start a new game, the information found within “changes.txt” is loaded in and the edits found within the file are applied to the game's database.

Club Changes

The format for editing club data in the “changes.txt” file is as follows:

"CLUB" "Current Club Short Name" "Nation" "New Club Full Name" "New Club Short Name" "New Reputation" "New Division"

Example:

To edit Arsenal’s club name to “The Gunners”, with a short name of “Gunners”, a reputation of “5000” and then to put them in the “nPower Championship” at the start of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"CLUB" "Arsenal" "England" "The Gunners" "Gunners" "5000" "nPower Championship"

You can use empty quotation marks ("") to ensure a particular field remains unchanged from its original database form. So, if you only wanted to change Arsenal’s name to “The Gunners”, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"CLUB" "Arsenal" "England" "The Gunners" "" "" ""

Competition Changes

The format for editing competition data in the “changes.txt” file is as follows:

"COMPETITION" "Old Competition Name" "New Competition Name" "New Competition Short Name" "New Competition Abbreviation"

Example:

To edit the English Premier Division’s name to “English Division 1”, with a short name of “Div 1” and an abbreviation of “1st” at the start of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"COMPETITION" "English Premier Division" "English Division 1" "Div 1" "1st"

You can use empty quotation marks ("") to ensure a particular field remains unchanged from its original database form. So, if you only wanted to change the competition full name to “English Division 1” at the start of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"COMPETITION" "English Premier Division" "English Division 1" "" ""

Player Changes

The format for editing player data in the “changes.txt” file is as follows:

"PLAYER" "First Name" "Second Name" "Current Club Short Name" "New First Name" "New Second Name" "New Common Name" "New Year of Birth" "New CA" "New PA" "New Club Short Name"

Example:

To edit the data of Ledley King so that his name becomes “Gooner Ledley”, his common name becomes “Ledders” was born in “1975”, has a current ability of “180”, a potential ability of “200” and starts as Arsenal at the beginning of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"PLAYER" "Ledley" "King" "Tottenham" "Gooner" "Ledley" "Ledders" "1975" "180" "200" "Arsenal"

You can use empty quotation marks ("") to ensure a particular field remains unchanged from its original database form. So, if you only wanted to move Ledley King from Tottenham to Arsenal at the start of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"PLAYER" "Ledley" "King" "Tottenham" "" "" "" "" "" "" "Arsenal"

Manager Changes

The format for editing manager data in the “changes.txt” file is as follows:

"MANAGER" "First Name" "Second Name" "Current Club Short Name" "New First Name" "New Second Name" "New Year of Birth" "New CA" "New PA" "New Club Short Name"

Example:

To edit the data of Arsene Wenger so that his name becomes “The Professor”, was born in “1980”, has a current ability of “180”, a potential ability of “200” and starts as Celtic manager at the beginning of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"MANAGER" "Arsene" "Wenger" "Arsenal" "The" "Professor" "1980" "180" "200" "Celtic"

You can use empty quotation marks ("") to ensure a particular field remains unchanged from its original database form. So, if you only wanted to change Arsene Wenger's name to "Arsene Knows", the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"MANAGER" "Arsene" "Wenger" "Arsenal" "" "Knows" "" "" "" ""

Notes

• The game can be made to ignore entries in the “changes.txt” file by placing the hash symbol (#) at the beginning of the line.
  

• The user can create up to but no more than 100 brand new names which don’t already exist in the database. For example, if you changed “Ledley” to “Thierry”, this would not count as a new player name as “Thierry” already exists in the game.
  

• If playing in a language which utilises accents, these accents must be reflected in the “changes.txt” file in order for them to be picked up by the game. For example, if using Spanish language and the user wishes to edit the German Primera División alemana [German First Division], the “changes.txt” file must contain “Primera División alemana” including its accent use.
  

• You must ensure the correct number of teams are playing in the competitions when swapping teams between divisions.
  

• The “changes.txt” file does not affect existing save games.
  

are we still using the same editor for FMH2011 as what we have always used? or will they be an updated version ? thanks

The editor works but take it with a pinch of salt (e.g. some players not in FMH2010 and 2011 and players have moved clubs). Marc told me a few days ago he may make an editor depending on how busy he is with the iPhone FMH.

okay thanks for that Dec

when was the current FMH2011 database created so we know where to start on the changes.txt?

Say a two weeks before FM (PC) was released I think but during that time the only main transfers are Pires to Villa and such.

I know a few transfers are being requested for the Vibe update.

Is there any way at all to change the natural positions of players?

no i believe their isnt re_malaka

Have the player and manager codes changed? I swear it was club's full names in the codes last year.

not sure mate :S dont do much database editing so i really couldnt tell you

Sorry but why post then? Bit pointless.

i know that nobody has posted here for a while, but just wondering if you are still going to be making an editor for the psp version?

To edit the data of Ledley King so that his name becomes “Gooner Ledley”, his common name becomes “Ledders” was born in “1975”, has a current ability of “180”, a potential ability of “200” and starts as Arsenal at the beginning of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"PLAYER" "Ledley" "King" "Tottenham" "Gooner" "Ledley" "Ledders" "1975" "180" "200" "Arsenal"

You can use empty quotation marks to ensure a particular field remains unchanged from its original database form. So if you only wanted to move Ledley King from Tottenham to Arsenal at the start of the game, the following information would be put into the “changes.txt” file:

"PLAYER" "Ledley" "King" "Tottenham" "" "" "" "" "" "" "Arsenal"

WHAT! HOW DARE YOU! Ledley King to Arsenal?? That is BLASPHEMY!!

Can you do the following:

Put players as loan ie 6 months or end of the season?

When you create players can you put the players history ie clubs/transfer price and stats ie starts/goals?

No you cannot do any, sorry.

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