FIFA 16 - Season 2016/17 Transfers Update!

[FifaStorys]

Not sure if any of you guy's have come across this as I haven't checked on here.

But here is the new Season's Transfers for 2016/17 Season updated as of the (7th September 2016)

TRANSFERS LINK: http://www.imstudio.xyz/new-transfers

They are very regular with their updates, and will also implement any missing one's that you suggest to them that may have missed here or there.

It also works perfectly with ModdingWay, or on your own standard custom version of Fifa 16.

P.S Remember to Regenerate after adding the db Folder.

Enjoy.

 

[Tibogone]

the game crashes everytime. I probably do something wrong but I don't know what.

 

[bangus]

P.S Remember to Regenerate after adding the db Folder.

If all you are adding is a new DB file, regenerating is not necessary. If you are adding/changing graphics files, then regenerating is necessary, yes.

 

[regularcat]

If all you are adding is a new DB file, regenerating is not necessary. If you are adding/changing graphics files, then regenerating is necessary, yes.

Not true, if the files are stored inside a container file such as a .big file then you will need to regenerate including databases.

The only exception is if you have the database already being read from root.

 

[bangus]

Not true, if the files are stored inside a container file such as a .big file then you will need to regenerate including databases.

The only exception is if you have the database already being read from root.

FIFA/data/db... that's where my db folder is and I've never regenerated in 5 years of editing the db.

 

[regularcat]

FIFA/data/db... that's where my db folder is and I've never regenerated in 5 years of editing the db.

All I can tell you is the vanilla install has no db folder in the data folder, only loc and ui.

 

[marcas]

Website doesn't have direct links. All go through Ad-Fly

 

[Arsenal_fc]

my rosters are all upto dat use moddingways all in one patch makes the game sick....wont need to buy Fifa 17

 

[bangus]

All I can tell you is the vanilla install has no db folder in the data folder, only loc and ui.

Sure. And I delete the two db files in the main game files, and add a db folder with files to the data folder... we know how this goes of course. Is that why I never have to regenerate? If so, then delete the default db files from the game folks, and you'll never have to regenerate. Time saver fix!

 

[marcas]

Sure. And I delete the two db files in the main game files, and add a db folder with files to the data folder... we know how this goes of course. Is that why I never have to regenerate? If so, then delete the default db files from the game folks, and you'll never have to regenerate. Time saver fix!

If you have an external DB which reads from the folder, you don't have to regenerate when switching DB's. But as soon as you add/delete external files, that's when you need to regenerate.

 

[bangus]

If you have an external DB which reads from the folder, you don't have to regenerate when switching DB's. But as soon as you add/delete external files, that's when you need to regenerate.

I'm not clear what you mean by "external db." It's very simple, this is what I mean:

Install FIFA 16.
Delete the two default db files in big file.
Create a db folder in FIFA 16/data.
Add your preferred db files to FIFA 16/data/db folder.
Done.
After that, you never have to regenerate edits made to the db, ever.

 

[Centre]

I'm not clear what you mean by "external db." It's very simple, this is what I mean:

Install FIFA 16.
Delete the two default db files in big file.
Create a db folder in FIFA 16/data.
Add your preferred db files to FIFA 16/data/db folder.
Done.
After that, you never have to regenerate edits made to the db, ever.

When you add new db in /data/db folder and regenerate once, you never have to regenerate again, nevermind how many edits you made.

 

[*aLe]

When you add new db in /data/db folder and regenerate once, you never have to regenerate again, nevermind how many edits you made.

Exactly. You need to regenerate the first time you add the db files in the /db folder. After that, you can swap/edit the db files any time you want and never have to regenerate again.

All I can tell you is the vanilla install has no db folder in the data folder, only loc and ui.

This.
Chances are the /db folder got created while launching Creation Master for the first time, as it "dumped" the database and worked on the one in the folder (instead of using the one in the .big).
Upon creating the folder, CM also regenerates (@bangus: this is the reason you never had to regenerate I believe).