How to Install and Use PES 2013 Kitserver – v13.0.1.0 13
PES 2013 Kitserver is a tool that allows you to manage and customize various aspects of Pro Evolution Soccer 2013, such as kits, balls, stadiums, faces, and more. In this article, we will show you how to install and use PES 2013 Kitserver – v13.0.1.0 13, the latest and final version of this tool.
What is PES 2013 Kitserver?
PES 2013 Kitserver is a modding tool created by Juce and Jenkey1002, two well-known PES modders. It consists of several modules that can be enabled or disabled according to your preferences. Some of the modules are:
- afs2fs: allows you to replace files in the game’s data folder without modifying the original files.
- afsio: allows you to read and write files in the game’s data folder.
- lodmixer: allows you to adjust the level of detail (LOD) of the game’s graphics.
- speeder: allows you to change the game speed and frame rate.
- ballsrv: allows you to add and switch between different balls in the game.
- sides: allows you to change the side selection screen in the game.
- fserv: allows you to add and switch between different faces in the game.
- kserv: allows you to add and switch between different kits in the game.
PES 2013 Kitserver supports PES 2013 demo 1, PES 2013 v1.00, PES 2013 v1.01, PES 2013 v1.02, PES 2013 v1.03, and PES 2013 v1.04[^1^] [^2^]. It also supports Libertadores teams[^2^] and online playing[^1^].
How to Install PES 2013 Kitserver?
To install PES 2013 Kitserver, you need to follow these steps:
- Download PES 2013 Kitserver – v13.0.1.0 13 from one of these links: ModdingWay or AdFly. The file size is about 10 MB.
- Extract the downloaded file using a program like WinRAR or 7-Zip. You will get a folder named “kitserver13”.
- Copy the “kitserver13” folder and paste it into your PES 2013 installation folder. The default location is “C:\Program Files\KONAMI\Pro Evolution Soccer 2013”.
- Run the “manager.exe” file inside the “kitserver13” folder as administrator. You will see a window like this:
- Click on the “Attach” button at the bottom right corner. You will see a message saying “PES2013.exe – attached successfully”. This means that PES 2013 Kitserver is now installed and ready to use.
How to Use PES 2013 Kitserver?
To use PES 2013 Kitserver, you need to follow these steps:
- Run the “manager.exe” file inside the “kitserver13” folder as administrator again. You will see a window like this:
- Select the module that you want to use from the left panel. For example, if you want to use kserv, click on it.
- You will see a window like this:
- Click on the “Config” button at the bottom right corner. You will see a window like this:
- Here you can configure various options for kserv, such as:
- Enable/disable 2.5D kits display on the strip selection screen.
- Enable/disable extra kits for players and goalkeepers.
- Enable/disable kit mixing (using different parts of different kits).
- Set the default kit for each team (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.).
- Set the default goalkeeper kit for each team (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.).
- Set the default kit for referees.
- Click on “OK” to save your changes and close the window.
- Now you can run PES 2013 and enjoy using kserv.
How to Add Kits to PES 2013 Kitserver?
To add kits to PES 2013 Kitserver, you need to follow these steps:
- Download the kits that you want to use from various websites or forums. Make sure they are compatible with PES 2013 Kitserver. The kits should be in PNG or BMP format and have a resolution of 512×512 pixels.
- Copy the kits and paste them into the “kitserver13\GDB\uni” folder. You will see several subfolders named after different leagues and teams. For example, if you want to add a kit for Arsenal, you need to paste it into the “kitserver13\GDB\uni\Club\Premier League\Arsenal” folder.
- Rename the kits according to their type and number. For example, if you want to add a third kit for Arsenal players, you need to rename it as “pa3.png”. If you want to add a third kit for Arsenal goalkeepers, you need to rename it as “ga3.png”. Here is a list of possible names for different types and numbers of kits:
- If you want to add kits for referees or other teams that are not in the GDB folder by default, you need to create new subfolders with their names and follow the same steps as above.
| Type | Name |
|---|---|
| Player kit | pa1.png, pa2.png, pa3.png, etc. |
| Goalkeeper kit | ga1.png, ga2.png, ga3.png, etc. |
| Player shorts | pb1.png, pb2.png, pb3.png, etc. |
| Goalkeeper shorts | gb1.png, gb2.png, gb3.png, etc. |
| Player socks | pc1.png, pc2.png, pc3.png, etc. |
| Goalkeeper socks | gc1.png, gc2.png, gc3.png, etc. |
| Name and number font | pbackname.png |
| Name and number color | pbacknumber.col |
| Captain armband | pband.png |
| Sleeve patch | plogo1.png, plogo2.png |
| Chest logo | plogo3.png |
| Collar type | pstyle.cfg |
| Kits preview (optional) | p.jpg |