Graphics Requests

Graphics Requests Request custom made graphics for Football Manager or for your career story. en Fri, 26 Sep 2025 17:48:46 -0000 Delboy1983 - New custom database for fm24 Mon, 07 Jul 2025 17:46:30 -0000 esoakes1 - Bury Fc 24/25 kits 2d and 3d Thu, 19 Jun 2025 21:49:28 -0000 esoakes1 - Bury Fc 24/25 kits 2d and 3d Thu, 19 Jun 2025 21:30:13 -0000 mattw123 - New Project
I am starting a new project/business that basically integrates an entire analytics section like you see in FM.

I thought I would reach out to see if there is anyone in the commuinity that could help/be interested in role like this. I am looking for a team to basically buils the framework and graphics. The platform is at MVP stage and will be build in low/no code initially.

Let me klnow if you are interested

Matt
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As a Football Manager player for decades I have a question for the creators of the skins which has nothing directly to do with the game.

I would like to create a dashboard with my own football data that looks like the Football Manager.
For example, as in this photo: line-up statistics + player data instead of the player rating behind the name.

What kind of programme can be used to create such a dashboard?
Tableau? Looker Studio?

I would be very happy about any help]]> Wed, 20 Nov 2024 14:43:34 -0000 Nisylro - No public
Thanks]]> Wed, 30 Oct 2024 21:31:33 -0000 deka7 - Stadium Backgrounds (In Matchday)
Does anybody know how to remove the 3D Graphics (I believe it has something to do with the Clinet Browser, within a skin) where it removes the 3D match day and replaces it, with a picture of the stadium you are playing at (giving you just commentary)

I have included pictures as to what I mean.

I have seen a few people post this on Facebook groups, but nobody is able to explain how you actually do it!

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Help would be highly appreciated]]> Fri, 16 Aug 2024 14:15:45 -0000 taraw608 - Same team different jersey Tue, 16 Jul 2024 07:19:50 -0000 carlosh - kit 3d
I reinstalled them, deleted the game cache, restarted and it DOES NOT recognize the kits...

please help.]]> Sat, 29 Jun 2024 19:11:07 -0000 RobHa - FM 2022 Player Bootpacks plss Also can anyone add modern running shoes like Topo( https://rununited.com/topo-athletic/ ) and maybe a jokestyles like clowns and cowboys(stuff like corral boots would fit just fine!)]]> Thu, 25 Apr 2024 09:35:31 -0000 CHAPTER IV MYSTERY OVER THE OCEAN They stared at him. [Pg 193] THE LANDING OF PRINCE CHARLIE. (See p. 92.) JOHN WESLEY. It was Mrs. Klegg's turn to receive a shock when she rushed out to greet her son, and found Annabel by his side. It went deeper to her heart than it had to Maria's; but, then, she had more philosophy, and had foreseen it longer. Chapter 9 If the walls obeyed, he might be able to tell them to go. They would move and he could leave and find Dara. Since it would not be for himself but for Dara, such a command might not count as an escape: the chain of obedience might work for him. He sat down, and immediately his mother put a plate of hot bacon before him. She was vexed because it was the only meat he allowed himself on week-days. The children ate bread and milk, and thrived on it, to judge by their round healthy faces. Reuben was proud of them. They were fine children, and he hoped that the one that was coming would be as sturdy. Yes, she was dying��and she hoped that she would die[Pg 119] before Reuben came back. She did not want to feel again that strange, half-bitter compassion for him. The tears ran quite fast down her cheeks, and her eyes were growing dim. This was the end, and she knew it. The evening was full of tender life, but for her it was the end. Ambition and folly had stolen her out of all this freshness before the spring of her life had run. She was like a young birch tree blighted with its April leafage half uncurled. "Yes, that's it��instead of spending twenty minnut at your breakfast, you spend forty. You idle away my time wud your hemmed tricks, and I w?an't have it, I tell you, I w?an't have it. Lord! when I wur your age, I wur running the whole of this farm alone��every str?ak of work, I did it. I didn't go wasting time over my meals, and writing rubbidge fur low-down Gladstone p?apers. Now d?an't you go sassing me back, you young good-fur-nothing, or I'll flay you, surelye!" Once in sick amazement at himself he took refuge at Cheat Land, and sat for an hour in Alice Jury's kitchen, watching her sew. But the springs of his confidence were dried, he could not tell Alice what he felt about Rose. She knew, of course. All the neighbourhood knew he was in love with Rose Lardner, and watched the progress of his courtship with covert smiles. "There's no use your trying to git in." But the cottage was shut. With its red-rotting roof between two tall chimneys it looked exactly like a rabbit's head between its ears; the windows were blind, though it was past seven o'clock, and though Reuben knocked at the door loudly, there was no one to be seen. He prowled once or twice round the house, fumbling handles and window-latches, but there was no way of getting in. He listened, but he could not hear a sound. He pictured Rose and Handshut in each other's arms, laughing at him in his wretchedness and their bliss��and all the time he wanted the woman's blood more than the man's. CHAPTER II. "That's right, galleyman��you have hit him there. That knave's skull is a perfect book of entries, and can furnish precedents for every crime, from high treason to a simple assault. He'll crack jokes to the last. But, by the green wax! we must think of a proper description for him, to insert in the pannel. Let me see��aye, I have it. A man from Worcester has lately settled at Deerhurst; his name is James Mills, a substantial man. Here, Harvey," as he took from his pocket a slip of parchment, and wrote the necessary particulars, and sealed it carefully, "take this to Lawyer Manlove. We must now see whether Beauchamp's clothes will suit our friend here." "My lord," said Richard, "we are resolved to meet these bold men, and hear what they have to say. Shall you attend us, my lord of Canterbury?" The smith was here interrupted by a messenger from Richard, with a proclamation for the Commons to meet him the next morning in Smithfield, when they should have every thing they required. HoME ��ŷС�� ENTER NUMBET 0017
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