So you want to edit stuff on champ Man 01/02?
Welcome to Daviesw's world of editing thing on Championship manager 2001/2002.
I would like to firstly point out that Simball2k HAS given me permission to
write this up, so don't send me 1395827628 PM's saying
"Were you allowed to do that", "Was this approved by a mod", "Was I wearing a
shirt" or "I am Hungry"
STAGE ONE
Although basically using the editor is cheating, it came with the game, so what
the hell!
FINDING A PLAYER
On the long White box on the left of the editor is a long list if EVERY PLAYER
in the game. I however find that browsing for a certain individual is
frustrating, and needs you to be able to know the alphabet! And easier way to do
this is by pressing Ctrl+F, or Find on the search menu. However, beware when
looking for a not well-known player. Take Alex of Cruzeiro for example. A
fantastic player in his own right, but not well known. If you browse the left
hand column there will be about twenty-five Alexes. If having trouble in this
area, try the advanced search on the search menu (or Ctrl+A) this will come up
with a number of boxes to fill in. these are
Personal
First Name
Second Name
Common Name*
D.O.B (Date Of Birth)
Year of birth
Classification
Nationally
Nation*
Second Nation
Int Apps**
Int Goals**
*= These two, if searching for Alex, or any nicknamed player MUST be filled in.
**= These will be very handy if you just write them down from the game, as it
will filter It down and make it easier to find the player you are looking for.
(Just in case people are looking for Alex, His real name is Alexsandro de Souza)
If though you are looking for a well-known player e.g. Vieri on Henry, then just
use the find option.
FINDING CLUBS TO FIND THE PLAYERS
Ok so you don't know the details on a player, except for his club. No problem
next to the staff option above the player list switch to clubs (Ctrl+Shift+2)
this will make it easier to find the selected player. Make sure you use the find
option and type in the club. HEY PRESTO! However, if you are really thick (j/k)
and you don't know the details and the club Ctrl+Alt+3 will give you a list if
the nations all over the globe, or you could just click to it next to clubs
above the list. It has all the nations from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. You should
find the player you are looking for
STAGE TWO
Great. You have access to any player in the games database, but would you like
to edit you club in someway? Well you can EDIT the club. Change the name, short
name, nation, division, CASH (Smilie) professional status, stadium, Rival and
favourite staff the team colours, the board, the manager, assistant, coaches,
scouts and physios along with squad (squad relates back to stage one)
STAGE THREE
The following things are also available to edit, but really hold no relevance:
Stadiums make Highbury the stadium of The Afghan nation team!
Cities. This is a bit pointless. Change a city's name and where it is on Earth
Continent. Like the City one, change a continents name and football association.
Pointless.
Staff competition Change a staff competition, although you can only change the
colours and history.
Club competition Same as staff option, except for clubs. Same exclusions as to
what you can change
International competition The same as above two, bust with international
competitions
Referees (officials) Change the profile of the refs; make them pay for sending
off you players!
Colours Change the intensity of the colours for the kits
First name if a player Change a player's first name
Second name if a player Change a player's second name
Common name if a player Change a player's nickname
Staff configuration This is a great option if one of your players in injured at
the beginning of a game. Example, Lee Dixon of Arsenal is injured for three
months in the beginning of the game, alter this to make him 100% fit for the
start of the season
And weather of a time of year Slightly pointless, but make it more likely to be
a weather that you want in a game by highering/lowering the attributes
(c) Daviesw 2002
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