How to Edit Teams on FM Editor

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If you're looking for a way to fine-tune your Football Manager (FM) experience by altering team attributes, then editing them using an editor like FM Editor might be just what you need. In this article, we'll walk through the steps of doing so.

Why Use an Editor?

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Before diving into the nitty-gritty, let's briefly cover why anyone would want to mess with their game data in such a way. The short answer is control - by editing team attributes directly, you can make changes that aren't possible or easily accessible through regular gameplay mechanics.

Step 1: Download and Install FM Editor

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First things first; if you haven't already, download the latest version of FM Editor from its official website. Follow the installation instructions provided to get it up and running on your PC or Mac (depending on which operating system you're using).

Step 2: Launch Football Manager and Go into Edit Mode

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Once installed, launch a new game in FM. Once in-game, press `Ctrl + Shift + F10` (Windows) or `Cmd + Option + F10` to bring up the Advanced Settings menu.

From here, select 'Edit Data' from the drop-down list at the top left corner of your screen. You should now see a large panel full of different data types - we're interested in selecting 'Teams'.

Step 3: Selecting and Editing Teams

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In this window, scroll through the various teams until you find the one(s) you want to edit. To select multiple teams at once (useful if you have many clubs with similar attributes), hold down `Shift` on your keyboard while clicking each team.

Once selected, right-click anywhere within the list of teams and from the context menu that appears click 'Edit Team'. This will open up a new window where all sorts of detailed information about this particular team is stored - including things like overall rating, form, fitness levels etcetera...

Step 4: Making Changes

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Now we're getting to the fun part! In here you'll see lots of different attributes that can be changed for each player/ staff member on your teams. Simply double-click on any attribute name (for example 'Form') and enter in whatever value you'd like it to change too.

Step ayers are a crucial part of the game. They can make all the difference between winning and losing matches.

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With these basic steps under your belt, you should now be well-equipped to start editing teams in FM Editor. Remember that practice makes perfect; don't be afraid to experiment with different attribute values until you find just what works best for your playing style.

Also remember - as always when messing around with game files - it's good practice to back up everything before making any changes, especially if this is your first time editing data in FM. Happy gaming!

How to edit teams on fm editor