In-Game EditorĪttribute templates can now be saved and re-used across multiple players when editing via FM19’s in-game editor. This year certain options will be unselectable if another field has been set which contrasts with those options.
In prior years you could pair together many different options for awards in the database, regardless of whether they would function in-game. With advanced rules you’re also able to set if VAR should be used only for particular types of matches or stages within a competition.Īwards have also had a rejig, with proper validation occurring to make sure that you’re only able to create awards that are workable in the game. Video Assistant Referees (VAR) and goal-line technology, now present in the main game, can be set for certain competitions via database editing. This is displayed in the form of tooltips, which are present to show when additional (and very specific) functionality exists for a competition that can’t otherwise be replicated by the rest of the advanced rules. We’ve also added in additional help for those editing competitions. The new advanced rules options include making edits involving national service, more money options and expanded fixture scheduling rules.
This is the result of much work standardising the code that is used across all of the editable competitions. Starting with the Advanced Rules section, you’ll notice that there are more options available than in previous years. With the release of Football Manager 2019 just days away, here are the new additions that you can expect to see in both the pre-game and in-game editors when they’re made available on November 2nd. With the FM21 editor you can create your own custom database for Football Manager 2021 where you do changes to the clubs, the players and the leagues.Freddie Sands – QA Lead, Rule Groups and Editors How to download the fm21 editor and how to use the fm21 editor. This guide will show you how to get the free Editor for Football Manager 2021. You'll find my video about the In-Game Editor here:
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