ICC Fixture Editor (Now Supports 2016)

[Isura]

I added support for ICC 2013. Enjoy!

Editor homepage: ICC Fixture Editor

FEATURES
* Edit fixtures in all career modes.
* Create custom tours and tournaments
* Add matches
* Remove matches
* Change match dates
* Change match type
* Change series length
* Change teams
* Supported versions:
** International Cricket Captain 2012
** International Cricket Captain 2013

INSTRUCTIONS
* Install https://iccfixtureeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/107108 to install .Net 4 Client Profile (Vista and XP users only)
* Install https://iccfixtureeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/107109
* Backup your fixture folder (C:/Program Files (x86)/Childish Things/International Cricket Captain 2012/fxt)
* Open a fixture file in the editor
* Edit to your hearts content
* Save
* Copy edited file back to fixture folder
* Edited file is loaded after new season

EDITING DETAILS
* Fixture files for International Cricket Captain 2012 are stored in fxt folder in game directory (e.g. C:/Program Files (x86)/Childish Things/International Cricket Captain 2012/fxt)
* Fixture file is loaded at the beginning of a new season
* The file numbering determines the season (e.g. fix13.fxt is full career 2013-14 season and int15.fxt is international only 2015-16 season)
* You can rename the files in order to load a schedule from a different season (e.g. Rename int17.fxt to int12.txt and a new game will use the 2017-18 schedule)

 

[card]

can't seem to get this running on windows 7

 

[Isura]

can't seem to get this running on windows 7

Try installing .Net framework 4.0

https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=17851

 

[swissfan91]

First of all, amazing work on this fixture editor. It is exactly what I have been after. However, user error on my part seems to be interfering!

My main problem is that after I load up the fixture list (in this case int13.fxt), and I scroll down and try to add in a warm up game (West Aus. v Eng) for the Ashes Tour, it will not save. I press save and the program crashes with the error "About ICC Fixture Editor has crashed" . Is there anything wrong with how I try and make this match (see attached screenshot).

Apologies if this is answered somewhere else.

 

[Isura]

First of all, amazing work on this fixture editor. It is exactly what I have been after. However, user error on my part seems to be interfering!

My main problem is that after I load up the fixture list (in this case int13.fxt), and I scroll down and try to add in a warm up game (West Aus. v Eng) for the Ashes Tour, it will not save. I press save and the program crashes with the error "About ICC Fixture Editor has crashed" . Is there anything wrong with how I try and make this match (see attached screenshot).

Apologies if this is answered somewhere else.

Thanks! Good to hear people are using the editor.

For your issue, I think I know the problem. You have the game installed in Program Files (x86) which requires windows administrator access. The editor runs by default in user mode.

2 options:
option 1) When running fixture editor, right click and "Run as Administrator"
option 2) Copy the fxt files to your documents/desktop directory and make changes. Then copy back to Program Files.

 

[swissfan91]

Thanks for the speedy response.

1) When running fixture editor, right click and "Run as Administrator"

I looked to do this straight away (as I appreciate many errors in Windows can magically be solved by running as an Administrator) but because the Fixture Editor is a ClickOnce Application it won't let me. There does seem to be a way around this, but it looks far too complicated for me!

2) Copy the fxt files to your documents/desktop directory and make changes. Then copy back to Program Files.

This seems to do the trick. Thank you!

 

[hassanyasin1]

does this work for the 3.04 version?

 

[Isura]

does this work for the 3.04 version?

Yes. I tested today and works fine. It should not matter because the file format is the same.

 

[hassanyasin1]

Yes. I tested today and works fine. It should not matter because the file format is the same.

Thank you

 

[hassanyasin1]

guys i need help i can''t make the editor work for me for some reason.. ii load the 2016 fixtures.. (on icc 2013), i edit the fixtures, then i save it.. put it into the fixtures folder.. and when i start a new season on my on going icc game it doesn't load the fixtures

 

[Isura]

guys i need help i can''t make the editor work for me for some reason.. ii load the 2016 fixtures.. (on icc 2013), i edit the fixtures, then i save it.. put it into the fixtures folder.. and when i start a new season on my on going icc game it doesn't load the fixtures

It will work only if the next season is 2016-17. If you want to use the file for another reason rename it. eg. rename to int14.fxt and the file will load in 2014 season

 

[Gee Whatawanka]

Nice work guys. Been getting my head around the editor and think I have it sussed. Been playing around with Zimbabwe's fixtures to get a tad more cricket for them. So far I've added an extra Test for the Bangladesh series, a couple of one day friendlies against the associate sides in the county structure but I just have some questions...

What do the values in the series column represent? I see that the major tournaments and all the friendly fixtures have the 255 number but what about the smaller values? As I can see some of the Tests and ODI sereis share the same value. What do these do?

Is it possible to arrange a set International series (ODI's) against the Associate nations? Are those associate nations only there for their respective tournament they are competing in and can't be scheduled for anything else? If I try and arrange a T20I against an associate nation in the list, the opponent changes every time I load it up between Kenya, Scotland, Canada, Ireland etc. Sorry if these seem like silly questions but it would be great if I could schedule ODI's against associate teams.

 

[Isura]

Nice work guys. Been getting my head around the editor and think I have it sussed. Been playing around with Zimbabwe's fixtures to get a tad more cricket for them. So far I've added an extra Test for the Bangladesh series, a couple of one day friendlies against the associate sides in the county structure but I just have some questions...

What do the values in the series column represent? I see that the major tournaments and all the friendly fixtures have the 255 number but what about the smaller values? As I can see some of the Tests and ODI sereis share the same value. What do these do?

Is it possible to arrange a set International series (ODI's) against the Associate nations? Are those associate nations only there for their respective tournament they are competing in and can't be scheduled for anything else? If I try and arrange a T20I against an associate nation in the list, the opponent changes every time I load it up between Kenya, Scotland, Canada, Ireland etc. Sorry if these seem like silly questions but it would be great if I could schedule ODI's against associate teams.

I think smaller value is simply the match number. For example for Australia tri-series it goes 1,2 up to 12. Don't need to touch those for tournaments (might cause program crash).

You can play OD or T20 against some associates like Scotland/Ireland. You could try others. But make sure the format is "One Day Friendly", not ODI.

 

[dsedani]

Hello Isura, Can you advice or show how to make India's league final as a best of three affair ?

 

[Isura]

Hey guys. I've updated the editor to work with ICC 2014. You must uninstall and reinstall the new version (auto-update won't work). Enjoy the cricket season!

Editor homepage: ICC Fixture Editor

FEATURES
* Edit fixtures in all career modes.
* Create custom tours and tournaments
* Add matches
* Remove matches
* Change match dates
* Change match type
* Change series length
* Change teams
* Supported versions:
** International Cricket Captain 2012
** International Cricket Captain 2013
** International Cricket Captain 2014

INSTRUCTIONS
* Install International Cricket Captain Fixture Editor - Downloads to install .Net 4 Client Profile (Vista and XP users only)
* Install International Cricket Captain Fixture Editor - Download: ICC Fixture Editor 1.0
* Backup your fixture folder (C:/Program Files (x86)/Childish Things/International Cricket Captain 2012/fxt)
* Open a fixture file in the editor
* Edit to your hearts content
* Save
* Copy edited file back to fixture folder
* Edited file is loaded after new season

EDITING DETAILS
* Fixture files for International Cricket Captain 2012 are stored in fxt folder in game directory (e.g. C:/Program Files (x86)/Childish Things/International Cricket Captain 2012/fxt)
* Fixture file is loaded at the beginning of a new season
* The file numbering determines the season (e.g. fix13.fxt is full career 2013-14 season and int15.fxt is international only 2015-16 season)
* You can rename the files in order to load a schedule from a different season (e.g. Rename int17.fxt to int12.txt and a new game will use the 2017-18 schedule)