Cm 01 02 Colour Attributes _hot_ -

To modify attribute colors in Championship Manager 01/02 , you typically need to use third-party tools or manually edit text configuration files, as the base game does not offer a native menu for this. Configuration Methods Manual Text Edit : You can modify color values by opening a colours.txt

When using color coding to scout, veteran players often look for these "color-popping" stats depending on the position: cm 01 02 colour attributes

The Colour Scale (when attributes are shown coloured, e.g. in the squad screen):

• Blue (or sometimes bright cyan) = World-class / Exceptional (18–20)
• Green = Very good (15–17)
• Yellow = Average / Decent (10–14)
• Orange = Poor (6–9)
• Red = Abysmal (1–5)

While modern Football Manager games have built-in threshold settings, CM 01/02 requires third-party tools to enable and customize these. A common community setup for identifying talent at a glance includes: Elite/Maxed-out. Orange (19): World Class. Yellow (1-18): To modify attribute colors in Championship Manager 01/02

An Unintentional Art Form

There is an aesthetic nostalgia to the CM 01/02 interface that modern games struggle to replicate. The high-contrast grids, the harsh font, and the primary colours gave the game the feel of a business spreadsheet—a serious tool for serious work. Blue (or sometimes bright cyan) = World-class /