Behind the Pitcher Cam

**Peter_OS** · 02-13-2005, 09:43 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by SportsmanTO

HOLY CRAP PARED!

I knew the modding community for MVP were good but not THAT good. It's amazing what mods can do to a game. Sadly my computer is a POS when it comes to games.

That's just gorgeous tho. What other things are usually modded? I'm curious cuz it seems they can just about mod anything.

Stadiums, players, music, etc...

Yeah the modding community is pretty strong with MVP, and I thank god for that. It's like playing a new game all together. Once you get hooked you can't go back!

Too bad that this might be the last MVP 2005 for the PC. We're going to miss all these great mods for the game.

Sportsman they even made a TSN and Rogers SportNet overlay for the game. Check it out. What do you think?

**myownsun** · 02-13-2005, 09:44 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Thats wild man^

**myownsun** · 02-13-2005, 09:44 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Thats wild man^

**warnerwlf98** · 02-13-2005, 09:45 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Guga

This was the best Behind the Pitcher camera i have ever pkayed:

Check it

Check it, i didn't post it here cause it's too big, and some people use 56k.
This was for MVP 2004 but it was not the original one. This was a modified camera, and that was the camera i used when playing MVP 2004.

I can't use Behind the Camera on ESPN 2K4. The angle is bad for me.

I didn't use the Xbox behind the pitcher cam in MVP 2004 (and the the one in WSB 2K3) because for some reason, the angle that the pitches came in was a little funny. To me, it almost seemed like the fastballs were breaking pitches - they seemed to be a little floaty.

How do the pitches look in the modded MVP camera? Thanks.

**warnerwlf98** · 02-13-2005, 09:45 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Guga

This was the best Behind the Pitcher camera i have ever pkayed:

Check it

Check it, i didn't post it here cause it's too big, and some people use 56k.
This was for MVP 2004 but it was not the original one. This was a modified camera, and that was the camera i used when playing MVP 2004.

I can't use Behind the Camera on ESPN 2K4. The angle is bad for me.

I didn't use the Xbox behind the pitcher cam in MVP 2004 (and the the one in WSB 2K3) because for some reason, the angle that the pitches came in was a little funny. To me, it almost seemed like the fastballs were breaking pitches - they seemed to be a little floaty.

How do the pitches look in the modded MVP camera? Thanks.

**SPTO** · 02-13-2005, 11:43 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Wow Peter thanks for those screens. I must say that's pretty darn amazing. The Rogers overlay is extremely accurate save for the score boxes. (on SNET they're slightly rounded) The TSN overly isn't very accurate but I understand the limitation due to the fact that TSN doesn't use an overhead score overlay.

This makes me wish I had a REAL computer. :y4:

**SPTO** · 02-13-2005, 11:43 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Wow Peter thanks for those screens. I must say that's pretty darn amazing. The Rogers overlay is extremely accurate save for the score boxes. (on SNET they're slightly rounded) The TSN overly isn't very accurate but I understand the limitation due to the fact that TSN doesn't use an overhead score overlay.

This makes me wish I had a REAL computer. :y4:

**Blzer** · 02-13-2005, 11:49 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Pared

Yeah, I know, but 989's is the first game to take it to that next level, and have the CPU do practice swings (it's a slow, exaggerated swing, yes) while you are in between pitches.

Gives the impression that you're really up there pitching to someone!

There is a problem with their "slow, exaggerated swing" though. It looks weird, and I could point it out, but I never really knew how to say it. Now, I know how to say it:

They do it a little too quickly, for one. The other thing is, is that they don't actually roll their wrists, so the bat doesn't really go out to aim towards the field, so it just looks weird.

Like, take a bat (or any sort of rod) and try and do your... practice swing. Notice that your wrists roll over at one point. Now, try not doing it. That's what MLB's practice swings look like. It just sort of looks funny, but I could never explain it before. Actually, I still can't really, but now I got the "rolling wrists" part out.

**Blzer** · 02-13-2005, 11:49 AM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Pared

Yeah, I know, but 989's is the first game to take it to that next level, and have the CPU do practice swings (it's a slow, exaggerated swing, yes) while you are in between pitches.

Gives the impression that you're really up there pitching to someone!

There is a problem with their "slow, exaggerated swing" though. It looks weird, and I could point it out, but I never really knew how to say it. Now, I know how to say it:

They do it a little too quickly, for one. The other thing is, is that they don't actually roll their wrists, so the bat doesn't really go out to aim towards the field, so it just looks weird.

Like, take a bat (or any sort of rod) and try and do your... practice swing. Notice that your wrists roll over at one point. Now, try not doing it. That's what MLB's practice swings look like. It just sort of looks funny, but I could never explain it before. Actually, I still can't really, but now I got the "rolling wrists" part out.

**Guga** · 02-13-2005, 07:26 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by warnerwlf98

I didn't use the Xbox behind the pitcher cam in MVP 2004 (and the the one in WSB 2K3) because for some reason, the angle that the pitches came in was a little funny. To me, it almost seemed like the fastballs were breaking pitches - they seemed to be a little floaty.

How do the pitches look in the modded MVP camera? Thanks.

It's perfect.
If u guys give me somehwere to upload i can make a video of it.

I will need 3-5mb.

The guys modding MVP are so damn good. I downloaded a Barry Bonds see here:

I downloaded a ESPN Overlay, all the Minor League Players and MLB Players photos...

**Guga** · 02-13-2005, 07:26 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by warnerwlf98

I didn't use the Xbox behind the pitcher cam in MVP 2004 (and the the one in WSB 2K3) because for some reason, the angle that the pitches came in was a little funny. To me, it almost seemed like the fastballs were breaking pitches - they seemed to be a little floaty.

How do the pitches look in the modded MVP camera? Thanks.

It's perfect.
If u guys give me somehwere to upload i can make a video of it.

I will need 3-5mb.

The guys modding MVP are so damn good. I downloaded a Barry Bonds see here:

I downloaded a ESPN Overlay, all the Minor League Players and MLB Players photos...

**Blzer** · 02-13-2005, 07:42 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

I don't get it... how do you mod a game?

**Blzer** · 02-13-2005, 07:42 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

I don't get it... how do you mod a game?

**Guga** · 02-13-2005, 07:45 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Blzer

I don't get it... how do you mod a game?

U download the modification files and put it at the right folder.
But how do u create mods, i don't know, but on www.mvpmods.com there was a freeware for u to modificate a lot of things.

**Guga** · 02-13-2005, 07:45 PM

Re: Behind the Pitcher Cam

Originally posted by Blzer

I don't get it... how do you mod a game?

U download the modification files and put it at the right folder.
But how do u create mods, i don't know, but on www.mvpmods.com there was a freeware for u to modificate a lot of things.

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