Editing Additional Data

[sdjx]

Hi,

I am planning on buying FM2010 today, and I plan to add the leagues to level 10.

I was wondering, once the additional leagues are added, can I then use the editor to edit those teams as I could any other team? E.g. stadium, finances, players.

 

[TheOtherRedDevils]

Hi,

I am planning on buying FM2010 today, and I plan to add the leagues to level 10.

I was wondering, once the additional leagues are added, can I then use the editor to edit those teams as I could any other team? E.g. stadium, finances, players.

yes, or you could download my update and edit that (much less work for you)

 

[sdjx]

Oh, I wasn't planning on adding them manually. Sorry for the misunderstanding. I was going to add SuperBladesmans update, and then try to edit a club in tier 10.

What's the difference between his update and yours, out of interest?

 

[TheOtherRedDevils]

Oh, I wasn't planning on adding them manually. Sorry for the misunderstanding. I was going to add SuperBladesmans update, and then try to edit a club in tier 10.

What's the difference between his update and yours, out of interest?

3 main differences

his was for the 2009/10 season, mine is for 2010/2011

his was a bit buggy with too many cups (My personal opinion)

the use of reserves in 'normal' cup & league fixtures caused massive fixture congestion for some teams

 

[Steve*]

Mate,if youve managed this long without fm10 you should wait another 2 months for fm11 in my opinion but to answer your questin.yes you can edit the teams on an already edited database...

 

[sdjx]

Ah ok. I've downloaded yours to a memory stick in preparation for buying the game later.

And once I've installed your update, I can then use the editor as normal and edit a team in a lower division to give them a bigger stadium and some money etc?

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Mate,if youve managed this long without fm10 you should wait another 2 months for fm11 in my opinion but to answer your questin.yes you can edit the teams on an already edited database...

Excellent, thanks. It's a matter of cost plus impatient-ness = buy 2010

I've not played football manager for a while, the last one I had was 2008. I lent it to my brother who lost it, so now when I've just got back into playing it I'm actually playing on 2006.

2010 will be a massive improvement, and by the time I'm bored with it I'll be able to get 2011 quite cheap

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I have installed FM2010 now.

How do I use your update? I can't seem to load it in the editor OR enable it on the game to choose to run lower leagues.

 

[Gooner Eagle]

Well if you want my opinion on whether to wait for FM 2011 or go for 2010, what I'm doing is sticking with 2010 for a little while longer, to play around with it for a while. Then when I do get bored with it, I'll move on to 2011.

I'm guessing that's the same kind of thing that you're doing?

 

[tiraths]

I have installed FM2010 now.

How do I use your update? I can't seem to load it in the editor OR enable it on the game to choose to run lower leagues.

You have to copy & paste the update in the 'Editor Data' folder in My Documents>>Sports Interactive>>FM10. First you have to install 10.1, 10.2 & 10.3 updates from here.
In FM10, when you press new game tick the box which says change and make sure you have selected his update.