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[KITS] English Lower League Kits

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Martyninho

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I've been planning to make most of League One (and a couple of League Two) over the PEU slots this year, and considering the effort that making kits takes, I thought i'd share just in case anyone else was doing the same.

I havn't been able to test these in game yet and I've never really made kits before so I hope they're ok!

Accrington Stanley
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AFC Wimbledon
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Barnsley
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Blackpool
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Bradford City
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Bristol Rovers
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Burton Albion
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GK 2

Charlton Athletic
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Luton Town
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Northampton Town
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Oxford United
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Peterborough United
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Plymouth Argyle
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Portsmouth
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GK 2

Scunthorpe United
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Shrewsbury Town
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Southend United
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Sunderland
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Walsall
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philips_99

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Those kits look very nice, I love them! I wish we had those teams on the game already :) It's a very nice start on kit making.
PESMaster kit creator is very good, I make a lot of kits in there. I'll just leave a tip: learn how to use an image editing software (if you don't already ;)) for the things that PESMaster can't do. I use paint.net (not the default MS Paint), it's not hard to learn it, but you can use GIMP, Photoshop, etc.

With this image editing software you can also add a signature to your kit, so if others find it somewhere else (for example, if someone uses it in an option file) they'll know you were the author ;)

On my kits, for example, I add the signature either on the top-right corner or on the bottom-left corner, in the spaces of the image that are not in use in the kit model. I also like to add the collar model number so the people know what is the right collar to use in game.




Oh, and to preview them in your PC before even putting them in your PS4, you can use a 3d blender model, I use one I found here on this forum, somewhere in PES 2018 forum ;)
 
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Martyninho

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Mohamedamine7 said:
Great job mate.
One question... Do those teams have third and/or fourth kits??
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Thanks mate.
From memory I think most teams don't, only a couple did and they were either the previous year's away kit which had been repurposed, or unlikely to ever be worn given the colours of the home and away kits.

I think when I was editing after downloading an option file on PES 2017 there was no leftover kit spaces so I didn't focus on these just in case I couldn't put them in the game anyway.

philips_99 said:
Those kits look very nice, I love them! I wish we had those teams on the game already :) It's a very nice start on kit making.
PESMaster kit creator is very good, I make a lot of kits in there. I'll just leave a tip: learn how to use an image editing software (if you don't already ;)) for the things that PESMaster can't do. I use paint.net (not the default MS Paint), it's not hard to learn it, but you can use GIMP, Photoshop, etc.

With this image editing software you can also add a signature to your kit, so if others find it somewhere else (for example, if someone uses it in an option file) they'll know you were the author ;)

On my kits, for example, I add the signature either on the top-right corner or on the bottom-left corner, in the spaces of the image that are not in use in the kit model. I also like to add the collar model number so the people know what is the right collar to use in game.

Oh, and to preview them in your PC before even putting them in your PS4, you can use a 3d blender model, I use one I found here on this forum, somewhere in PES 2018 forum ;)
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Appreciated! It's gonna take a lot of work to make the 500-odd players haha. Most of the kit features and all the emblems etc were added in Photoshop to the Pesmaster image - their templates simply don't cover most of this year's designs so need some (in some cases an awful lot of) tweaking.

Good idea about the signature, but i'm not too bothered about credit - I don't even really use the forums anymore. As long as they're of use to someone. And even better idea about the collar, except we don't know what the collar numbers align to in the new PES for sure yet.

Thanks guys.
 
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Mohamedamine7

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Martyninho said:
Thanks mate.
From memory I think most teams don't, only a couple did and they were either the previous year's away kit which had been repurposed, or unlikely to ever be worn given the colours of the home and away kits.

I think when I was editing after downloading an option file on PES 2017 there was no leftover kit spaces so I didn't focus on these just in case I couldn't put them in the game anyway.
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Ah okay, anyway bro that's a great job :wub:
 
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ianfell

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Great job, the kits look fantastic. Will you be doing more? Would love to get Mansfield Town and Notts County kits.
 
Tigers Mad

Tigers Mad

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philips_99 said:
Those kits look very nice, I love them! I wish we had those teams on the game already :) It's a very nice start on kit making.
PESMaster kit creator is very good, I make a lot of kits in there. I'll just leave a tip: learn how to use an image editing software (if you don't already ;)) for the things that PESMaster can't do. I use paint.net (not the default MS Paint), it's not hard to learn it, but you can use GIMP, Photoshop, etc.

With this image editing software you can also add a signature to your kit, so if others find it somewhere else (for example, if someone uses it in an option file) they'll know you were the author ;)

On my kits, for example, I add the signature either on the top-right corner or on the bottom-left corner, in the spaces of the image that are not in use in the kit model. I also like to add the collar model number so the people know what is the right collar to use in game.




Oh, and to preview them in your PC before even putting them in your PS4, you can use a 3d blender model, I use one I found here on this forum, somewhere in PES 2018 forum ;)
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Hi Phillips I have the Gimp tool but really have no idea how to use it properly, i can use the slandered stuff , is there a tutorial any were i could learn from?
 
philips_99

philips_99

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Tigers Mad said:
Hi Phillips I have the Gimp tool but really have no idea how to use it properly, i can use the slandered stuff , is there a tutorial any were i could learn from?
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I don't use GIMP, so I don't really know how I can help you with that :(
I use paint. net and I learned it just by trying around with the tools and see what they do, then I became better with time. I suggest you do the same, GIMP shouldn't be that hard either (even though, from what I see, paint.net seems to be a bit easier, but that might be because I already got used to it), and if you have any doubts you can always check some Youtube videos or something ;)
 
Tigers Mad

Tigers Mad

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philips_99 said:
I don't use GIMP, so I don't really know how I can help you with that :(
I use paint. net and I learned it just by trying around with the tools and see what they do, then I became better with time. I suggest you do the same, GIMP shouldn't be that hard either (even though, from what I see, paint.net seems to be a bit easier, but that might be because I already got used to it), and if you have any doubts you can always check some Youtube videos or something ;)
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will do thanks Phillips
 
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