Creating custom kits for ranges from simple in-game adjustments to professional external texture editing using tools like Photoshop and Kitserver. 1. In-Game Kit Editing (Basic)
Advanced editors allow you to adjust the transparency of certain patterns or use masks to ensure designs don't overlap onto collars or cuffs.
: Modify the primary and secondary colors of the shirt, shorts, and socks.
From the main menu, select → Teams → Choose a club/national team → Kit .
You never overwrite original game files. You can swap entire kit packs in 2 seconds by editing the map.txt file. This is the gold standard for patch makers who create "2025/26 Season Updates."
: If the kit isn't indexed properly, the "transparent" areas (like the gaps between the neck and the shirt) will appear as solid neon blocks.
: Every kit folder requires a config.txt file. This is the "brain" of the kit, defining the collar type, shirt model, name/number placement, and whether the shirt is tucked or untucked.