Now let’s assume I want to rename Bournemouth’s newly-built Steve Fletcher Arena in my Fiorentina save after another Cherries legend. You only need to specify a language if you want the name change to take effect in a language other than English. two quotations marks with nothing in between). If you play Football Manager in English, the ‘language’ section can be left blank (i.e. “STADIUM_NAME_CHANGE” Unique ID “new stadium name” “language”
In that LNC file should be a line of text using the following template: txt extension, as FM will not recognise files with that extension. For example, if you set up your save with the 1901 database loaded, you should make any name changes in that folder.ħ) Within the ‘lnc’ folder, create a text file, and save it with the file extension. * This number should refer to the database version your save game was created on. \steamapps\common\Football Manager 2019\data\database\db\1901*\lnc Take a note of that number, because you’ll need it later.Ħ) Find your Steam folder in your program files directory. Then find the stadium that you want to change the name of, and click on its name.Ĥ) While on the stadium page, look on the title bar and you’ll see a small number in brackets ( ID:98047448, for example). Then click on the ‘Confirm’ button at the bottom of the screen to confirm your changes.ģ) Load your save game, if you haven’t done so already. In that section, make sure that the box next to ‘Show screen IDs in Title Bar to assist skinning’. In the drop-down menu, select ‘Interface’.Ģ) You will now come across a section titled ‘Appearance’. On the Preferences screen, hover over the ‘Preferences’ tab on the top bar. One of the great things about them is that they can take effect in existing save games as well as new ones.ġ) First, go into your ‘Preferences’. LNC files allow you to change the names of any stadia in your game, as well as any people, competitions, clubs, and even nations. They can easily be created and edited using a basic text-editing program such as Notepad (on Windows) or TextEdit (on Mac).
If you use a real-name fix (such as the one on Sortitoutsi), you will probably know about LNC files, which are just text files with a different file extension. But what if you don’t want to fork out for an in-game editor – or, like me, you have absolutely no interest in using one?įortunately, there is a cheap alternative that is quite easy to learn, though some of you might not be too familiar with it. Of course, these new stadiums can be renamed using FM’s in-game editor or a third-party program such as FMRTE. Alf Ramsey Park for Ipswich), they are usually given totally uninspired monikers (such as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium… oh, hang on a minute). As great a game as Football Manager is, some of the generated stadium names are a bit naff, aren’t they? If new stadia aren’t named after club legends (e.g.
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