Player Objects

Each player object belongs to either home or away . When the field is horizontal, home attacks from left to right and away from right to left. When the field is vertical, home attacks from bottom to top and away from top to bottom.

Changing the look of a whole team

With (or ) selected in the toolbar, appearance changes apply to every home (or away) player. Players you add later use the same appearance.

Choose in the toolbar. The panel switches to the "Home players" settings.

Press the body color, choose a color, and press "Change".

Body size and name size are set under "Common Player Settings" at the bottom of the panel. They apply to every player on the field, home or away.

Changing players one at a time

When you select a player, the panel shows that player's settings and changes apply only to the selection. With several players selected, changes apply to all of them.

No.	Item	Description
1	Number	Number color, visibility, and the number itself
2	Name	Name color and visibility
3	BG / Bold / Pos.	Name background, bold text, and name position (top, bottom, left, right)
4	BG Color	Color of the name background. "Auto" picks white or black to suit the field color
5	Player name	Enter the name. The button on the left changes the text alignment
6	Symbols	Inserts symbols such as cards, a goal, a captain mark, substitution arrows, or NEW into the name

No.	Item	Description
1	Body	Body color. Two-color bodies and uniform patterns are available on the Basic plan
2	Arrow/Arms, Foot, View Angle	Shows an arrow or arms for body direction, the preferred foot, and the view angle → Showing direction, Showing the view angle
3	3D Height	Height in the 3D view → 3D Player
4	3D Pose	Pose in the 3D view → 3D Player

Uniform patterns Basic

Bodies can be shown in two colors. Press the button to the right of the body colors to open the pattern settings. Combine a type (stripes, line, or half) with direction, thickness, and count to get close to a real kit. If a pattern makes the number hard to read, an outline is added to the number automatically.

Pressing the pattern button, choosing stripes under "Pattern", changing the stripe count and direction, then switching to a line and to half.

Type	Settings
Stripes	Count, direction (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal), and Thick/Thin (wide bands or thin lines)
Line	Direction and thickness. For thin lines, you choose a position (center or edge) instead of a direction
Half	Which way the body is split (left/right, top/bottom, or diagonal)

Editing names and numbers together

"Individual Settings" lists every home (or away) player so you can edit them in one place.

Choose in the toolbar and press "Individual Settings" in the panel.

Enter names, numbers, feet, and heights, then press "Apply" to update them all at once.

Closing with "Cancel" discards the changes.

Editing everything for one player

Double-click a player to open its edit window. Change the name, number, appearance, and 3D settings, then press "Apply".

You can also open it with "Edit player" in the context menu or in the header. With several players selected, only settings they can share, such as colors and visibility toggles, are shown.

Showing direction

Use "Arrow/Arms" and "Foot" in the panel to choose how a player's direction is shown. You can set them for every home (or away) player at once, or only for the selected players.

Item	Options
Arrow/Arms	Arrow, Arms, Arrow and arms, None
Foot	Left, Right, Both, None

Players showing any of these can be turned with the handle (a red dot) when selected.

Arrow

Selecting a player and choosing under "Arrow/Arms" shows an arrow in the direction the player is facing. Dragging the handle turns the arrow.

Arms

Choosing under "Arrow/Arms" shows the body direction as arms. Dragging the handle turns the arms.

To show the arrow as well, choose .

Foot

Choosing under "Foot" shows both feet, with the preferred foot (here, the right) filled in. Dragging the handle turns the feet too.

Choosing fills in both feet. You can also enter the preferred foot for the whole team in Individual Settings.

Turning players

Players showing an arrow, arms, foot, or view angle get a rotation handle (a red dot) when selected. Drag the handle to turn the player.

Dragging the handle turns the player and the view angle together.

Making players face the ball

Select the ball and press in the header. The players turn to face the ball.

Selecting the ball and pressing turns the players' arrows toward the ball.

Double-clicking the ball also turns the players' arrows toward the ball.

Showing the view angle

Select a player and press under "View Angle" in the panel. A cone showing the field of view appears in front of the player.

The angle can be set from 15° to 220°.
The view angle follows the player's direction. When you turn the player or move it in an animation, the cone moves with it.
With several players selected, the same visibility and angle apply to all of them.
On animation boards, visibility and angle can change from frame to frame.
The same view angle is shown in the 3D view. → 3D Player

Basics of Objects
3D Player: model and piece display, poses, and height
Batch Formation Placement, Team Manager, Importing Match Data, Importing Players from a Photo: ways to place players with names and numbers

Player Objects ​

Changing the look of a whole team ​

Changing players one at a time ​

Uniform patterns Basic ​

Editing names and numbers together ​

Editing everything for one player ​

Showing direction ​

Arrow ​

Arms ​

Foot ​

Turning players ​

Making players face the ball ​

Showing the view angle ​

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