What do the abbreviations mean in the editor?
15 years 3 months ago #86627
by Mozg
There is one difference between this two sequences - it is used with transfer market in-game filters. For example, if you are viewing transfer market when playing career, and you will set filter to show footballers with tackling , game will filtrate and show only players with tackling from the second sequence (for 8 to 15). Generally I think that these two sequences is just an illusion, because we are just looking at the value of whole byte. For example one byte holds informations about player s passing and shooting - four bits for each other. But only three of these four bits holds information about real value of coresponding ability, while fourth bit is just information used in the transfer market ability filter. So these three bytes gives eight (0-7) values
Replied by Mozg on topic Re: What do the abbreviations mean in the editor?
You can check player skills with the help of the database:
database.swos.info
swos.gazchap.com
Player skill points go from 0-7 and from 8-15, without any noticable difference between the two sequences.
0=8 (WORST)
1=9
2=10
3=11
4=12
5=13
6=14
7=15 (BEST)
There is one difference between this two sequences - it is used with transfer market in-game filters. For example, if you are viewing transfer market when playing career, and you will set filter to show footballers with tackling , game will filtrate and show only players with tackling from the second sequence (for 8 to 15). Generally I think that these two sequences is just an illusion, because we are just looking at the value of whole byte. For example one byte holds informations about player s passing and shooting - four bits for each other. But only three of these four bits holds information about real value of coresponding ability, while fourth bit is just information used in the transfer market ability filter. So these three bytes gives eight (0-7) values
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