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I don't use UniDB, since I have my own code for reading the various files, but you can find the position names start at textid 600 (I'm assuming that UniDB gives you the string data from ENG.D. Position 0 = textid 600 = 'GK', position 30 = textid 630 = 'ST', and so on.andy359 said:1. Which position has which number?
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a simple answer to this one, because there are two types of country/nation ids, one related to team details and one to countries. If you are referring to the 'nationality' field in the player data, then you need to look the value up in the 'country' segment (which I would guess UniDB extracts into a separate table).andy359 said:2. Which nationality has which number?
Load the Intelli-Edit schema for FIFA 06. It will solve this problem for you! Try it.andy359 said:Hi,
I began to edit a roster with UniDB and Excel.
But now I have two questions:
1. Which position has which number?
2. Which nationality has which number?
I hopy you can help me. Thanks!
Rinaldo said:Load the Intelli-Edit schema for FIFA 06. It will solve this problem for you! Try it.
After you have loaded FIFA06.xml, a box is activated that describe many numeric fields with its meaning.andy359 said:I tried DB-Master with Inteli-Edit now, but I don't understand this Inteli-Edit completely. I opened the Fifa06.xml with DB-Master, but nothing happens. What am I making wrong?
Yes, FifaData is an excellent editor, but it is not generic. With DB Master (as like with UniD you can open any .db file.Kieron said:Pal! I dont understand why you use UniDB for editing?! FifaDATA 2.8 its a best editor for this... olny one thing after you finished your updates, you need "rebuild" your DB in UniDB (use original DB for that)
I got this from the eng.db, which can be expanded by unidb.andy359 said:Hi,
I began to edit a roster with UniDB and Excel.
But now I have two questions:
1. Which position has which number?
Rinaldo said:After you have loaded FIFA06.xml, a box is activated that describe many numeric fields with its meaning.