DEFAULT SHOE REPLACER - EA FC 26

Change Default Shoes Mod (Basic Version) — EA FC 26

Overview

Tired of seeing the same plain default shoes on every player in EA FC 26? This mod automatically replaces all default shoe models (IDs 0–15) with random non-default ones, giving players across all teams a more realistic and varied look.

The script works directly with the Live Editor environment used for EA FC 26 database editing. It’s lightweight, easy to run, and applies global changes in seconds — no manual player editing needed.

What It Does

• [] Detects every player using default shoes (shoetypecode 0–15)

  [] Replaces them with a random custom shoe ID above 15

  [] Applies the change to all players in the database

  [] Displays a completion message once done

  This ensures that no player is stuck wearing the same base shoes, making squads look far more diverse right after the script runs.

  Configuration

  You can edit the script’s settings directly at the top of the file:

  local min_default = 0        -- start of default shoe range

  local max_default = 15       -- end of default shoe range

  local max_shoes = 200        -- total number of available shoe models

  Adjust max_shoes to match the number of shoe models available in your EA FC 26 database. You can freely expand or narrow the random range as needed.

  How To Use

  • [] Place the script in your Live Editor scripts folder:

    \EA Sports FC 26\LiveEditor\scripts\

    [] Start EA FC 26 and open Live Editor.

    [] Go to Scripts → Run Script.

    [] Select Default Shoe Replacer FC 26.lua.

    [] Wait for the “Done” message to appear.

    After that, all players will be wearing randomized non-default shoes.

    Compatibility

    • [] Designed exclusively for EA FC 26

      [] Fully compatible with Career Mode, Kick-Off, and Tournament Mode

      [] Works with custom databases and player edits made through RDBM or Live Editor

    • Changes only the shoetypecode value — no effect on colors, brands, or materials

      Optional Edits

      If you prefer to limit the changes to a specific team, the script can easily be modified by adding a teamid filter. The included version affects all players globally