Re: how to change country/team number?i
I have tried to replace scottish league with slovenian. I did not start by editing scottish teams, but I did copy/paste teams from one to another league, so the country numbers still stayed the same for the teams i moved. I can play one season then it crashes, always on the same spot (Slo league cup)
this is the dosbox message I get:
Illegal read from 205xxxx, CS: IP 160: 23706e
there are bunch of messages like that xxxx is just variable which changes, all others stay the same
last line is:
Illegal read from 2053547, CS: IP 160: 203706e
I suspect the problem is coz many teams i moved kept the old country number, so some teams from the same league even have different ones, because I did paste some teams from other leagues as well. Can I fix that ?
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- carling476
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keep to the 96/97 original teams in there original country s and just edit the team .
if you are using vista its hard to locate the careers file. there is a guide to this somewhere in the forums. if your using windows xp the file is located in c/drive swos directory and the run folder.
i dont think you can edit the save carrer file i might be wrong. the compititions one i think this is possible to edit these.
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You should be able to edit the name of a competition in a DIY file.Ok nevermind. I figured it out. With hex editor u have to open DIY file. Now are there already any explanations of what certain hex line mean, if not then I can try my best to find out. I also found out how to change country numbers with hex editor. Now the only thing I am curious whether I can change the name of the league = country
If you mean the names of the standard leagues and cups in the career mode, those names are located in the sws.exe file, where you have to keep in mind that a lot of leagues share those names. Because of that, it make me wonder how those pre-determined names are linked to the leagues, did anybody figure out what kind of numbers are used and in which file(s): sws.exe or the seperate data.xxx files?
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- rw9018
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Daimaou made a great .exe file that will fix it. First of all, you can copy and paste teams between different leagues and don t worry about the different country codes. Before you play SWOS, run the executable in the same folder as your team files; it will go through each team file and correct the country codes to what they should be. I ve tested it out loads of times and it works great - never any crashes in career mode!
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- rw9018
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To delete a file: as well as deleting the file in the SWOS-Total Pack\run\p02_swos_97 folder, you should make sure it is deleted from SWOS-Total Pack\launcher\TEAM_SETS\11\exe++ as well. I am using team set 11, if you are using a different one then your files will obviously be in a different corresponding folder.
Similarly, If editing these files you need to make sure both copies are edited.
I haven t checked but it might be that you only need to edit/delete the file in the SWOS-Total Pack\launcher\TEAM_SETS\11\exe++ folder.
Good luck!
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