PES 2018 Kit Studio 2018 v1.1.1 – UniColor and KitConfig Editor by Zlac

PES 2018 Kit Studio 2018 – UniColor and KitConfig Editor by Zlac

• Supports only PC files – console files are NOT supported directly (use multi-converter to convert your files from/to console formats)

• kits per team configuration
• kit types (normal, GK, CL)
• kit icons
• kit colors (for kit selection menu, etc.)

• add/remove kits to team (up to 10 kits per team)
• conversion of unlicensed team entries to licensed (to enable CL kits)
• ability to delete unwanted unlicensed team entries (e.g. duplicated teams)
• ability to add new team entries (e.g. for extra teams that you already created by yourself in Team.bin)
• ability to delete licensed team entries via popup menu
• saved .bin files are always zlib-compressed
• improved team filtering by name – filter boxes now accept all characters (interpunction, characters with umlauts, carets, etc.)
• filters accept team Id’s and team names
• hex color-codes displayed in color pickers
• export/import of individual licensed team entries via popup menu
• mass csv export/import for all teams
• colored mini-kit icons preview (based on PES 2015 kit icons – may not be 100% accurate for PES 2018)
• ability to unlicense licensed team entries (two options – unlicensing of the unicolor entry only or unlicensing in both unicolor.bin and team.bin file) via pop-up menu
• EXPERIMENTAL – realUni .bin config files editing (see File > Settings … for further instructions on how to enable this feature) – realUni .bin config files also seem to be unchanged when compared to 2017, but no guarantees that kit configs actually work in-game – always make backups.
• NEW in 2018 v1.1 – synchronization of kit references between UniColor.bin and EDIT00000000 (from Unicolor to EDIT only) – experimental option that may (or may not) solve the problems that appear when changes to kit distribution in UniColor do not show in-game because the game (i.e. community patches) is already using EDIT00000000 file with different kit distribution.
• NEW in 2018 v1.1 – ability to delete kits stored in EDIT00000000, that were created in Edit mode (two options – deletion of all edit mode kits per individual licensed team (on ‘Licensed UniColor entries’ tab) and global deletion of each and every edit mode kit available (on ‘Misc’ tab)) – another experimental feature which may or may not solve the problems that appear because data in UniColor and EDIT00000000 are not ideally synchronized.
• NEW in 2018 v1.1.1 – added support for new kit collars (117, 118, 119)