If you set up complex filters, based on several attributes when scouting often, then this article is for you. You can now streamline the process by saving your custom filter as a preset, which allows you to enhance your player search in a simple, yet powerful, way. You’re just a few clicks away from searching for players with presets that YOU have already made!
Add a Preset
Under the “Players” section, there is a drop-down menu with handy filter presets. If you find yourself using a particular type of search often, you can save your own custom search presets here. How? First you apply the filter to set up the performance parameters you want to use for your search. Then you click on the preset drop-down menu to access the option to save current filter settings as a new preset. All you have to do is assign a name for it and save it for later use.
Select and Modify a Preset
Selecting a preset is easy. You just have to tap the checkbox of the respective preset to filter your saved performance settings. And if you decide that you want to go back to the default settings, just reset the filters.
To modify a preset, you have to choose the one you want to customize, set up the parameters, and then add the new preset. If you no longer need a preset from your list, you can easily delete it by clicking the “X” next to the preset name. In order to remove the preset permanently, you must confirm the deletion.