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So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Having mad problems with this. Can't find where to change the tiers on CAPs. Not even sure if I'm looking in right place. In the page 13 pics. They seem to be in yellow on right half of page. Are they always found there or just in that example? I went to where the page 25 post said to go for CAP players. Not sure from page 13 if I'm supposed to be looking for F0 or F1 before the other numbers listed. Not even sure where to find the start/end of each player.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Something I stumbled upon, the code for generics is 4 but when the generic is on your created team there code is 84, and that allows you to edit everything about them while they are on your team. This makes it possible to create full teams much easier. The generics on your team are in the 0008 offset range. You can still change the code to 05 and edit them in game, you'll notice your team logo beside their name when you do.Attached FilesComment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Something I stumbled upon, the code for generics is 4 but when the generic is on your created team there code is 84, and that allows you to edit everything about them while they are on your team. This makes it possible to create full teams much easier. The generics on your team are in the 0008 offset range. You can still change the code to 05 and edit them in game, you'll notice your team logo beside their name when you do.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
One quick note to help people when looking in the Hex file and trying to "edit" a generic or legend in the game...
Find the rows of "FF" characters like catch22's pic on page #13. Don't worry about what column the last "FF" finishes at, just find the last "FF" in the sequence of "FF's". Then move the cursor to the right 4 spaces and count down 7 spaces. To the right of your cursor will be a "04", "05", or a "84".
04 - Not editable - Legend or generic on a cpu made team.
05 - Editable - CAP
84 - Not editable - Generic on a created team.
Change the code to a "05" if you want to edit a player. (Note: Make sure to have a 40 player maximum per file as the game will only allow you to view 40 players at a time in the Edit Team menu.) I've found that different types of players are scattered throughout the top half of the file. They don't come in blocks for each team and look to be randomly distributed across the files.
Then you can load the file and edit the player in the "Edit Team" menu.
Good Luck!Last edited by KingJavo; 12-21-2010, 08:23 AM.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
great job with all the hard work that people in this forum are putting in, I belive there is someone working on a editor as well, that is excellent. I might not have talent with hex or code, but I would be happy to donate a few bucks for beer and pizza. let me know if there is a way to donate to the effort to help get it done.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Having mad problems with this. Can't find where to change the tiers on CAPs. Not even sure if I'm looking in right place. In the page 13 pics. They seem to be in yellow on right half of page. Are they always found there or just in that example? I went to where the page 25 post said to go for CAP players. Not sure from page 13 if I'm supposed to be looking for F0 or F1 before the other numbers listed. Not even sure where to find the start/end of each player.
I've looked through this thread & haven't found the answers.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Sorry, man. If you haven't been able to do it after looking through the entire thread, than you are probably out of luck. I think it's pretty intuitive, but it's really hard to explain it to someone who doesn't understand hex editing. My best advice is to just mess around with it until something works.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Sorry, man. If you haven't been able to do it after looking through the entire thread, than you are probably out of luck. I think it's pretty intuitive, but it's really hard to explain it to someone who doesn't understand hex editing. My best advice is to just mess around with it until something works.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
First off my numbers don't start with 000 they start with one 0. Maybe cuz I downloaded a different Hex editor. DO I have to use Hex Workshop. 2nd All the other numbers seem the same. Maybe grouped a little different. Also I'm not asking to be walked through step by step, just pointed in the right direction. Right now I'm unsure of where to find the created players. Maybe it's due to the editor I have.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
First off my numbers don't start with 000 they start with one 0. Maybe cuz I downloaded a different Hex editor. DO I have to use Hex Workshop. 2nd All the other numbers seem the same. Maybe grouped a little different. Also I'm not asking to be walked through step by step, just pointed in the right direction. Right now I'm unsure of where to find the created players. Maybe it's due to the editor I have.Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Ok I downloaded Hex workshop. Looking at it. I don't have an (page 25 post) an 00082EB0 it goes from an 00082EAB to an 00082EC0. That may be due to fact that the roster (only have 9 created players) has 2 legends (in game). One gold & silver. So I'll check to see if I can find the numbers mentioned on page 13. *crosses fingers*Comment
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Re: So I changed the name of Calvary to Cowboys in season mode
Find 082EB0 and look around. Look for the first number after a lot of 00s. The 17th and 18th numbers should be the tier/shoe that catcatch22 was talking about. Then, starting with the 18th number, count out another 18 and that should be the jersey number so you can figure out what player you are editing (the jersey umber isn't the hex number, it is the decimal value divided by two found over to the side when you highlight the hex value). Hope that helps.Last edited by badasp83; 12-21-2010, 02:39 PM.Comment
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