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This file is intended for version 14.3.0 of FM14, and will need to be re-applied if/when patches/updates are released to ensure full compatibility. This is due to the fact that some files which are removed when installing this file are re-installed when patches come out.
The sortitoutsi real names fix changes the instances of fake names in Football Manager 14 to the proper, real life names for awards, cities, stadiums and competitions, in cases where the actual name is not licensed. It will also fix the fact that the German National team doesn't call up real players. These are fully save-game compatible.
There is also a club name changes file, which changes the names of clubs in a way which ensures that any nicknames entered in the default database are retained. This file includes the proper names for Italian and French clubs to circumvent licensing restrictions. It also adds real-life media and journalists, with 23 media files added to encompass all major footballing nations and continents. It also includes a small file to correct some incorrect national kit colours and ones whose kits were not displaying. Finally, it includes a small file which corrects the 3-Letter competition names to correspond with any changes made in the lnc files. For all these files to work, however, you will need to start a new game.
Magrippinho very helpfully created a YouTube video on how this file should be installed. Some of the contents are different - but the procedure is identical, although of course you use the equivalent folder for FM14.
Or, you can follow the below instructions to install this file:
Step 1: Go to
PC
Step 2: Delete the dbc, edt and lnc folders from the folder above
Step 3: Copy the dbc, edt and lnc folder from this download into the folder mentioned in step 1.
Step 4: Go to:
Step 6: Keeping the folder in step 5 open, go back to the file you downloaded and open the folder named "editor data files".
Step 7: Copy everything from the folder in step 6 into the folder mentioned in step 5.
To check if the file is working, go to the Champions Cup and EURO Vase, and they should be renamed to Champions League and Europa League respectively. If you are in the middle of a save-game, German national teams will be populated in the next instance that players are called up, and not instantly.
The sortitoutsi real names fix changes the instances of fake names in Football Manager 14 to the proper, real life names for awards, cities, stadiums and competitions, in cases where the actual name is not licensed. It will also fix the fact that the German National team doesn't call up real players. These are fully save-game compatible.
There is also a club name changes file, which changes the names of clubs in a way which ensures that any nicknames entered in the default database are retained. This file includes the proper names for Italian and French clubs to circumvent licensing restrictions. It also adds real-life media and journalists, with 23 media files added to encompass all major footballing nations and continents. It also includes a small file to correct some incorrect national kit colours and ones whose kits were not displaying. Finally, it includes a small file which corrects the 3-Letter competition names to correspond with any changes made in the lnc files. For all these files to work, however, you will need to start a new game.
Magrippinho very helpfully created a YouTube video on how this file should be installed. Some of the contents are different - but the procedure is identical, although of course you use the equivalent folder for FM14.
Or, you can follow the below instructions to install this file:
Step 1: Go to
PC
Program Files \ Steam \ SteamApps \ common \ football manager 2014 \ data \ db \ 1430 USERNAME \ Library \ Application Support \ Steam \ SteamApps \ Common \ Football Manager 2014 \ Data \ db \ 1430/home/user/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/Football Manager 2014/data/db/1430/
Please note that the Local folder is hidden. Press (ctrl + h)Step 2: Delete the dbc, edt and lnc folders from the folder above
Step 3: Copy the dbc, edt and lnc folder from this download into the folder mentioned in step 1.
Step 4: Go to:
Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2014Step 6: Keeping the folder in step 5 open, go back to the file you downloaded and open the folder named "editor data files".
Step 7: Copy everything from the folder in step 6 into the folder mentioned in step 5.
To check if the file is working, go to the Champions Cup and EURO Vase, and they should be renamed to Champions League and Europa League respectively. If you are in the middle of a save-game, German national teams will be populated in the next instance that players are called up, and not instantly.
- Date Created
- 17 Oct 2013 18:36:10
- Date Updated
- 02 Mar 2014 14:59:07
- Last Comment
- 10 May 2015 09:30:35
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mons
ovidiu10
Thanks. Last two entries should be. I made a mistake in previous post.
mons
mm2641768
i do not have steam folder.
what can i do???
mons
Then you don't have an original version of the file then, do you?
kamkaran
this post is great!
And I personally appreciate your work!!!
well done!!
mm2641768
mons
AdamCW2k5
mons
WeezerKid
WeezerKid
mons
Darius Samadian
SRCA
Davke1904
it gives a red !!
anyone how to fix this?
thx up front
bartolomeofc
tiberius337
edwin13
I followed the steps but it didnt work, the names are still wrong.
kfnielsen
Got the same issue
Can't pick france teams
get this message
Found 0 teams in all CFA
kfnielsen
This is for FM 14 only
RAMKHALAWON HRISHIKESH
mons
Shark_AFC
mons
Raju
Evil-Muffin7
This only happens if the file hasn't downloaded completely try a different browser and or use a download manager addon for FF or Chrome or maybe another browser you may use.
malangkiss
all install correctly but still the fake name is there...
the only difference when i install the real name fix is i just dont have a steam folder. it direct from program file to football manager 2014 but after that evrthing is the same..
Need a help from PRO
malangkiss
i had a same problem too...
mons