Οδηγος για το πως θα βαλετε backgrounds στο FM2006..

Ο Οδηγος αυτος ειναι απο τον Τιr....Δικος σας΄......


I'll make this into an idiots guide a bit later, but there are a few changes you can make to enable background changes in Football Manager 2005.

Firstly, locate your global panels.xml file which is in data/skins/metallic/panels/ and change the part that says

<widget class="background" id="bgnd" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> </widget>


to this

<widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="1" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget> <widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default" hidden="true"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="get_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" set_property="file" skip_if_null="false"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="0" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget>


Then to assign a background picture to a club, you need the following line in a config.xml file in the same directory as the picture you are trying to assign.

<record from="filename" to="graphics/pictures/team/uniqueid/background"/>

To assign to a player, replace team with person

It really is as simple as that, and you can thank Michael Nygreen for getting to the bottom of this long running mystery.I'll make this into an idiots guide a bit later, but there are a few changes you can make to enable background changes in Football Manager 2005.

Firstly, locate your global panels.xml file which is in data/skins/metallic/panels/ and change the part that says

<widget class="background" id="bgnd" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> </widget>


to this

<widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="1" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget> <widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default" hidden="true"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="get_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" set_property="file" skip_if_null="false"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="0" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget>


Then to assign a background picture to a club, you need the following line in a config.xml file in the same directory as the picture you are trying to assign.

<record from="filename" to="graphics/pictures/team/uniqueid/background"/>

To assign to a player, replace team with person

It really is as simple as that, and you can thank Michael Nygreen for getting to the bottom of this long running mystery.

Shankly wrote: Ο Οδηγος αυτος ειναι απο τον Τιr....Δικος σας΄......


I'll make this into an idiots guide a bit later, but there are a few changes you can make to enable background changes in Football Manager 2005.

Firstly, locate your global panels.xml file which is in data/skins/metallic/panels/ and change the part that says

<widget class="background" id="bgnd" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> </widget>


to this

<widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="1" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget> <widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default" hidden="true"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="get_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" set_property="file" skip_if_null="false"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="0" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget>


Then to assign a background picture to a club, you need the following line in a config.xml file in the same directory as the picture you are trying to assign.

<record from="filename" to="graphics/pictures/team/uniqueid/background"/>

To assign to a player, replace team with person

It really is as simple as that, and you can thank Michael Nygreen for getting to the bottom of this long running mystery.I'll make this into an idiots guide a bit later, but there are a few changes you can make to enable background changes in Football Manager 2005.

Firstly, locate your global panels.xml file which is in data/skins/metallic/panels/ and change the part that says

<widget class="background" id="bgnd" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> </widget>


to this

<widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="1" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget> <widget class="background" file="backgrounds/default" hidden="true"> <layout class="stick_to_sides_attachment" alignment="all" inset="0"/> <attachment class="get_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" set_property="file" skip_if_null="false"/> <attachment class="test_global_attachment" get_property="bgnd" mode="0" set_property="hidn" skip_if_null="false" skip_if_resetting="false"/> </widget>


Then to assign a background picture to a club, you need the following line in a config.xml file in the same directory as the picture you are trying to assign.

<record from="filename" to="graphics/pictures/team/uniqueid/background"/>

To assign to a player, replace team with person

It really is as simple as that, and you can thank Michael Nygreen for getting to the bottom of this long running mystery.