Kccitystar

I'll refer to this post: http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?showtopic=54397&#entry636297

Mapping issues have kept me from making a mega post with all the parks. It's tricky.

WILDCARD: Houston Astros. Turn them into a winner.

...DJing is so fscking hard sometimes. It isn't even organizing playlists, spending days mulling over all of the top tracks for house music or even giving the endless amounts of remixes on soundcloud a listen. Sometimes it's just the people who book you that can make things incredibly stressful. For some context, I am booked to spin some tunes for my female friend's birthday on the 8th along with two DJs who are my closest friends, so we have a set goal to rock the night, from 10PM to 4AM. Thats' roughly 7 hours of music and partying. We've planned things for the last 3 weeks, you know, coming up with a decent playlist that can flow into each other perfectly fine, but a personal pet peeve is when the people who book you do so with almost no confidence. I say "no confidence" because this woman worries way too much about apparently how we have to keep the audience dancing and not leave the dance floor empty. This is funny to me because it's a birthday party at a bar that has an outdoor patio. In these cases, it's okay to play songs that, in DJ terms, "clear the dance floor" so people can leave to buy drinks. Nobody makes any money when people just want to come in and dance nonstop, ordering nothing from the bar. I know this because this is how nightclubs are run when you have DJs spinning music. That said, we have 7 hours to have fun and play stuff. I'd be furious if we DJed and exhausted our entire set with hours remaining all because people wanted to hear THEIR favorite song at THAT particular moment. I'm VERY passionate about DJing because we are the guys who set the atmosphere for the night, we set the tone/mood and play the tracks that keep that feeling going through the night. If people just want to hear their own particular songs with no technique going into them or anything like that, they can just go the F home and play music on an iPod. Whatever. I treat my gigs like a journey. I don't play heavy club tracks the minute the party starts because I will be left with NOTHING by the time the night is over. It isn't even an issue of me not having anything to play, but I will kill the vibe of the entire night if I start off DJing at 10 by playing every single top dance track and leaving nothing for the rest of the night to carry on that vibe. I like to start getting the crowd comfortable with songs that are easy to dance to and then slowly start easing in those hard hitting tracks that get EVERYONE riled up to dance. That's how a good night is formed. Apparently some people don't get the message. /rant

Is this it? 0EATools.rar

Facial hair artwork is #808 in the global.iff file. 808.dds

Hm. I guess we're gonna have to wait on Vlad's editor then...he did say he was going on vacation in August before going all out with the editor

http://developer.nvi...adobe-photoshop get the 64 bit version. After you install, make sure your settings for ANY DDS file mod related are as follows: The Mitchell filter is the one that will give you the best quality.

What version of CS6 are you using, 64 bit? 32 bit? This will determine the DDS Plugin you should be using since there are 2 versions of it

It's 2K Sports bro.

Detroit, we gotta try and find out what face IDs are manager faces

Yeah you do, STEAM can re-download the files for you, all you have to do is click the "verify game integrity" option, but it would redownload everything :|

For starters, install this mod. It's community based, so it's a "best of" file that updates all the equipment in the game, adds the umpire memorial patches as well as adding improved visuals. You'll see it when you install it, as it's a dramatic difference. Secondly, for uniform mods that contain a color list (on the PC version, there is a text file that contains all the proper color values for every team), you are going to have to download the MLB2K12 Roster Editor to import those text files. You also need this editor to assign any downloaded faces to a player if they do not have one in the game already. Everything else like stadiums/uniforms/faces/portraits are really up to you to install, but a majority of the mods that have come out in the past few months are top notch stuff, with hopefully lots more stuff in the pipeline.

I usually just delete them, but if I forget to back up my colorlist its' good to load one up and extract the colorlist text file for the team I need

The only crash I know of is when you try to edit the Marlins

Made a decent enough Jeter face from a stock photo: Hopefully this helps!

Maybe, just maybe, I can port over this one: http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=3261

File Name: 1994 Houston Astros File Submitter: Kccitystar File Submitted: 15 Aug 2012 File Category: Uniforms and Accessories Included are the 1994 Home and Away set of uniforms for the Houston Astros and a colorlist that corresponds to team color changes for these uniforms. It is recommended that you back up all your changes as well as exporting your original colors for both the Home/Away Astros uniform slots using Ty's Roster Editor for MLB2K12. INSTRUCTIONS: 1) In this mod series are 2 files that can be MANUALLY EXTRACTED TO YOUR MLB 2K12 FOLDER. They will overwrite both uniform_hoa_home.iff and uniform_hoa_away.iff Your MLB 2K12 directory can be (if you have an x64 version of Windows) either in: ***VERY IMPORTANT*** 2) There is also a colorlist.txt file that you should IMPORT TO YOUR ROSTER using the MLB 2K12 Roster Editor (URL is here) HOW TO IMPORT THE COLORLIST.TXT FILE: 1) Load up your roster/franchise/career mode using Ty's Roster Editor for MLB 2K12 2) Go to Uniforms, click Import and select the text file. 3) It will notify you when the changes have imported successfully. Once all of these procedures are done, you can run MLB 2K12 and begin playing. DONATIONS: As you know, this update is 100% completely free. If you really love my work and feel that it has increased your enjoyment of MLB2K12, be sure to leave a small donation by clicking the link below. A little goes a long way towards paying things like tuition for college Thank you, and enjoy! Click here to download this file