Oct 20, 2011  FM 2012 Editor Support. Sign in to follow this. U buy a game to play it or to check data? No sense in making it impossible to use data editor. Share this post. Link to post Share on other sites. Rub Rub Rub Rub Amateur; Members. Would steam automatically download it when you finish the download of FM 12 ( not including preload ). Data Editor: Please Make Sure you have downloaded Football Manager 2012 before downloading the editor. You need to download it separately through Steam.

Right, there are loads of people over here worried and looking for the well-hidden data editor this year. You have to work it out this year, it's not in the normal place, rendering Sean's thread useless (sorry Sean ) Where to find the Data Editor: You need to download it separately through Steam. It can be found in the Tools section within Steam.

To get to it do the following; Open Steam -> Library -> All Games -> Tools -> Football Manager 2012 Editor. And then Install”. The initial run may require to install direct X files. If you for any reason wish to view the files connected with the editor, they are here - Windows C: Program Files Steam SteamApps common Football Manager 2012 tools editor or C: Program Files (x86) Steam SteamApps common Football Manager 2012 tools editor OSX /Users/*YOURUSERNAME*/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/football manager 2012/tools/Editor.app.

As for the fatal error when opening a drawing, some users have reported this before with 2000/2002/2004 running on windows 7 and that just plugging a memory stick into any USB port solves the problem. (No-one knows why but it works). You can find links for the 2002 SP1.exe and SP2.exe in steps 6 & 7 of this guide to installing LT2002 on windows 7 or 8 I've not tried them as I dont have 2002, but the article is only 2 months old and the download links seem valid.

Where to find the Resource Archiver: You need to download it separately through Steam. It can be found in the Tools section within Steam.

To get to it do the following; Open Steam -> Library -> All Games -> Tools -> Football Manager 2012 Resource Archiver. And then Install”. The initial run may require to install direct X files. Hopefully this should solve everyone's problems TheGraiseleyWolf! Hey I don't know if this is the right topic, but I edited some stuff in the editor (cup names, cup colours,.) and then I saved the file right. But when I start a new game, I can't find the editor file when I'm starting up u know, I can't select it nowhere, it says it didn't find any editor files.

What do I have to do? Where do I have to put it? I'm on a macbook, and the file created by the editor is an xml.file. Thanks a lot ---------- Post added at 12:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:25 AM.

Important editor related question. Im currently playing my game via steam on a borrowed computer as mine is busted. In a few months I will be getting a new computer and of course moving the game across.

What I would like to know is what is the file name of the fm2012 folder that would have my saved editor data in it so i can transfer this to my new computer via usb. I did a search last night and if i go into formats there are 2 files with the same name, but one has 'ui' and I was wondering if this was it. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

In 2008, aged 16, I signed for Lewes FC. The club was in ascendancy: newly promoted to the Conference, we had a new stand at the stadium (later paid for by selling our best players, but that's another story), a new Under 18s coach, brought in from the Brighton and Hove Albion academy just down the road, and a new intake of what was, genuinely, the best squad of non-academy players in the south of England. Most of them came from professional academies like Brighton, Bournemouth and Southampton, some released at the big jump from Under 16s to Under 18s, others who had the chance to carry on but turned it down (and if you're wondering why they might reject something as fabled as an U18's contract - known as a 'scholarship' - at a top club by the way, it's probably because that contract entitles you to the sum total of about £60 a week, mandatory residence in 'digs' and a BTEC in Sports Bullshit that you have to take instead of college). Some, like yours truly, came from non-league clubs, having never quite edged their way in on the ground floor. For four years I road-tripped around half the professional academies in the bottom-right corner of the country; three days a week my poor mum picking me up from school and, instead of heading home, handing me a sandwich, a protein bar and a sports drink and driving me two hours down the coast, or up to London, or sometimes just down the road.