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After the scrimmage line, the settings for each squad are contained on blocks of three lines, for a total of six lines.

The first line contains the coaching options (10 numbers in the same format as the SITS template command). The second line contains the 11 players, beginning with the goalie. The final line is left blank or contains the man matchup (defending player ID and opposing player ID).

An optional line at the end can be inserted for offseason scrimmaging. The format is "Stats #", where # can be 1 to add the scrimmage stats to the player's stats or 2 to set the player's stats equal to his scrimmage stats.

The scrimmage will run without substitutions for 90 minutes. Once a scrimmage has been run, another may not run until a game day has gone by (whether or not your team actually played), except during the offseason when 10 scrimmages may be run.

Example:

  SCRIMMAGE
  0 4 4 2  3 1 4 1 3 3
  88 1662 1769 62 880 1555 901 27 690 589 351
  1662 1194
  0 4 4 2  3 1 4 1 3 3
  1630 779 2344 2306 1683 1190 346 556 361 1194 707
  779 589
  STATS 1
  DONE

Will run a scrimmage between the two sets of players. Both squads are playing a 4-4-2 formation, with average posture, short passes, rushed attack speed, free man defense, and average offside trap and aggressiveness. For squad A, player #1662 will mark player #1194; for squad B, player 779 will mark 589. Stats from the scrimmage will be added to the player's stats.

A related command, PSCRIMMAGE, can be used to run a scrimmage with prototype players instead of your team's players. The advantage is that any number of prototype scimmages can be run between games.

The syntax is identical, except that only the formation and play option lines are needed.

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