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[[File:Matchkit designer.png|thumb|The match kit designer menu]]
The '''Match Kit Designer''' (MKD) is a tool for [[Hattrick_Supporter|Hattrick supporters]] that allows [[manager]]s to design unique match kit for their [[team]].


The '''Match Kit Designer''' is a [[Hattrick_Supporter|Supporter]] feature that allows [[user]]s to design match kits for their [[team]].
In the [[Redesign_2008|2008 redesign]] the tool has been significantly improved to allow for multiple design choices and a vast variety of patterns that can be used.
 
The designer can be reached from the [[My Club]] page. You can also import external clips and images and search for a kit using the "Match kit search" button (in 4 different categories: Replica kit, Football, but my design, Fantasy design and "other"). Some private match kits are protected by their owners, they require a password.


==History==
==History==
The original Kit Designer was created by [[HT-Oxidus]], who was Oxidus back then. As a gimmick he put on a website on his own, but the extreme popularity lead eventually to the feature being added to the game core itself.
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| [[File:Hattrick -home-.png]]
In the [[Redesign_2008|2008 redesign]] the kit designer was greatly improved to allow for multiple designs, from which you choose one home and one away kit. The tool has a vast variety of patterns that can be used to produce your own, unique match kit for your team. The designer can be reached from the [[My Club]] page.
|[[File:Hattrick -away-.png]]
 
|A first version of the MKD tool, a simple pixel art version, is dated September 2001 (season 14) and allowed to make home and away kits using a basic color set. It remained the standard for years.
You can make a home and away shirt, or can import those using the "Match kit search" button. You can search in 4 different categories (Replica kit, Football, but my design, Fantasy design and "other"). However some private match kits are protected by their owners, they require a pasword.  
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[[File:Matchkit.png|thumb|480px|The MKD export menu]]
The next version of the Kit Designer was designed by [[HT-Oxidus]]. Back when he was still Oxidus only, he had the gimmick of putting his MKD on a website by himself. The extreme popularity of the tool eventually led to it being added to the core of the game itself.


== See Also ==
== See also ==
* [[HTs on Global/Match Kit Designer|Official statements]] from the [[Hattrick Team]] members about the Match Kit Designer.
* [[HTs on Global/Match Kit Designer|Official statements]] from the [[Hattrick Team]] members about the Match Kit Designer.
* [[Kit Designer Guide]] by vivastpauli.
* [[Kit Designer Guide]] by vivastpauli.

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Match Kit Designer menu

The Match Kit Designer (MKD) is a tool for Hattrick supporters that allows managers to design unique match kit for their team.

In the 2008 redesign the tool has been significantly improved to allow for multiple design choices and a vast variety of patterns that can be used.

The designer can be reached from the My Club page. You can also import external clips and images and search for a kit using the "Match kit search" button (in 4 different categories: Replica kit, Football, but my design, Fantasy design and "other"). Some private match kits are protected by their owners, they require a password.

History

A first version of the MKD tool, a simple pixel art version, is dated September 2001 (season 14) and allowed to make home and away kits using a basic color set. It remained the standard for years.
The MKD export menu

The next version of the Kit Designer was designed by HT-Oxidus. Back when he was still Oxidus only, he had the gimmick of putting his MKD on a website by himself. The extreme popularity of the tool eventually led to it being added to the core of the game itself.

See also