**NBA 2K13 sig shots**

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

1Rose, definitely love all of the work you've done on these. The Jordan Crawford, Nick Young, and Rashard Lewis among my favorites no doubt.

Haven't seen the LBJ work of art yet, but definitely appreciate all you're doing on these.

Appreciate the love man. It's stuff like this that makes me want to keep doing them.

I remember I used to just do them for fun, but glad now that everyone can appreciate the time and effort I put into each player.

Also small change to Tracy McGrady:

SF: Release 76
SB: Jump Shot 15

[SaC_KiNg09]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Now after looking at your Wade sig I don't know if that is how his looks. I like the base but the form seems to be a bit off. I believe you have shot form as release 75, and it seems like that form has him shooting more from the left as apposed to his right( if you understand where I'm coming from).

Take a look at this vid and let me know what you think 1rose.

http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US#/watch?v=HxVkOVljbAA

[KingCarella]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Appreciate the love man. It's stuff like this that makes me want to keep doing them.

I remember I used to just do them for fun, but glad now that everyone can appreciate the time and effort I put into each player.

Also small change to Tracy McGrady:

SF: Release 76
SB: Jump Shot 15

The first one you did was great and his sig also seems difficult and was it head for you to find the right one cause very year 2k messed up his shot more and more

[Tomba]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Yea, you're right. It's not that good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7qLuQUXGeo&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oafKuJvOwHA

I'm sorry you NAILED Lebron. I hate Lebron James BUT you nailed him to the point hes fun to play with...

WE should all chip in and get you a new pair of Derrick Rose sneakers for doing this for us

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I'm sorry you NAILED Lebron. I hate Lebron James BUT you nailed him to the point hes fun to play with...

WE should all chip in and get you a new pair of Derrick Rose sneakers for doing this for us

I appreciate that I really do.

You just saved Sac_KiNg a rant I was going to go on for trying to tell me my D. Wade was wrong.

It's just, a sig edit is like an opinion, everyone is going to have one. Am I always right 100% of the time? No, and do I know everything there is to know about NBA players? Of course not, but I do do my research and I put the time in to create the best representation possible so you guys can enjoy it and at the end of the day they are "1Rose's" edits and not "1Rose's plus 900000 other people who think they're right too edits". So at the end of the day if you don't like it, or think it's off, that's your opinion and you have free reign to create your own. Just trust that I do put the effort and time into each player to make sure they are as accurate as they can be.

With all that said...

Darren Collison:
SF: Release 50
SB: Jump Shot 39
Fadeaway: J Small Kick 2
FT: Lean

Iso Crossover: 6
Iso Behind Back: Behind Back 4
Iso Stepback: Stepback 5
Iso Sizeup Escape: L2 Back 2
Layup Package: Pro Guard

Sock Length: Medium Socks

[PrettyT11]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Exactly, the point I'm trying to make. When you're editing his jumper. You're editing his SET shot. The contested shots and fadeaways are taken care of by the other fields that you can edit in his signature animations and will be translated in game.

Actually that is not correct. I seen you post about it a previous post and now this. Whatever shot form you give a player determines his form and release on every jumpshot in the game except fadeaway if you give a guy one of the player specific fadaways. So by changing his shot form you not only changed his release on his set shot but also his contested, escape dribble pull up, pull up, spin jumper, hop jumper, post fade, post hop shot, and post shimmy shot. So it's not as simple of a change as you are trying to make it.

For those that aren't going to want to believe what I am saying here is a simple test to prove I am right. Go edit the default LeBron or any player and change his shooting form to Magic's. Now scroll through all of the shots and watch all of that players shot will be one handed push shots.

[JCEVO]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Much props to you rose. Many of your edits are pretty accurate.

Could I take a look at taj Gibson again. The base is find but the form I believe is wrong cause he doesn't release from his shoulders. He release from the front of his face if u know what I mean.

I think form 9,17, or 25 or you can find a better one but let me know what I think

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Actually that is not correct. I seen you post about it a previous post and now this. Whatever shot form you give a player determines his form and release on every jumpshot in the game except fadeaway if you give a guy one of the player specific fadaways. So by changing his shot form you not only changed his release on his set shot but also his contested, escape dribble pull up, pull up, spin jumper, hop jumper, post fade, post hop shot, and post shimmy shot. So it's not as simple of a change as you are trying to make it.

For those that aren't going to want to believe what I am saying here is a simple test to prove I am right. Go edit the default LeBron or any player and change his shooting form to Magic's. Now scroll through all of the shots and watch all of that players shot will be one handed push shots.

I really don't understand the point you are trying to make. I thought it was pretty clear that if you edit a player's release form, it's going to change it for every shot? When I say that the contested shots and fadeaways are taken care of by the other options in the game, means you don't edit the players jumpshot to what those look like, because those will taken care of when you get his set shot form down.

Where did I say that it was a simple change?

Anyway, it still doesn't change the fact that you're still editing a players SET shot when you edit his jumper.

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

Much props to you rose. Many of your edits are pretty accurate.

Could I take a look at taj Gibson again. The base is find but the form I believe is wrong cause he doesn't release from his shoulders. He release from the front of his face if u know what I mean.

I think form 9,17, or 25 or you can find a better one but let me know what I think

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[Red Kafe]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I dont think Eric Gordon jumps that much on his shot its more of a set shot with his right arm pushes out Sf 12 and set shot 4 looks good.

[Red Kafe]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I took a break this year on sig shot edits too much work this year. I got lazy lol

[PrettyT11]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I really don't understand the point you are trying to make. I thought it was pretty clear that if you edit a player's release form, it's going to change it for every shot? When I say that the contested shots and fadeaways are taken care of by the other options in the game, means you don't edit the players jumpshot to what those look like, because those will taken care of when you get his set shot form down.

Where did I say that it was a simple change?

Anyway, it still doesn't change the fact that you're still editing a players SET shot when you edit his jumper.

The point I am making here is a pretty easy concept to follow. In your previous post you was saying that you was editing his set shot and not anything else and that they had separate shots you can choose for that. What I am telling you is that is not true. Take the LeBron edit for example while you think you are making his set shot better you have actually made all the other shots in his arsenal worse. LeBron is one of those players that uses a lot of different shots from a lot of different angles. By giving him that form you did you made the rest of his inaccurrate. That is the main reason why most are saying leave his shot alone because it covers all of his shots. You can't possibly look at your edit and watch his post shot or pull ups and say they look anything close to right. It works for some guys that don't use anything but a regular jumpshot but for guys like LeBron, Kobe, and Melo changing their form can mess up a lot of others shots that they use a lot.

I know you are new so you don't know but I am one of the few who has been posting damn good sig. edits here for years so I know all about the edits and what they do. I am by no means trying to come down on you I was just correcting something that was posted wrong. Overall I think you have done a damn good job but some of them seem off. Like you said though there is no exact to it and it is all opinion. Keep it up man it is good work. I might also post some edits this year once I work out a few more things.

[bedwardsroy19]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I love the Lebron edit.

Has anybody who has said it wasn't good used it in game? Its exactly what Lebron shoots like. If you watch it over and over again in player edit mode it messes with your eyes but use it in practice.

Great job man

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

The point I am making here is a pretty easy concept to follow. In your previous post you was saying that you was editing his set shot and not anything else and that they had separate shots you can choose for that. What I am telling you is that is not true. Take the LeBron edit for example while you think you are making his set shot better you have actually made all the other shots in his arsenal worse. LeBron is one of those players that uses a lot of different shots from a lot of different angles. By giving him that form you did you made the rest of his inaccurrate. That is the main reason why most are saying leave his shot alone because it covers all of his shots. You can't possibly look at your edit and watch his post shot or pull ups and say they look anything close to right. It works for some guys that don't use anything but a regular jumpshot but for guys like LeBron, Kobe, and Melo changing their form can mess up a lot of others shots that they use a lot.

I know you are new so you don't know but I am one of the few who has been posting damn good sig. edits here for years so I know all about the exits and what they do. I am by no means trying to come down on you I was just correcting something that was posted wrong. Overall I think you have done a damn good job but some of them seem off. Like you said though there is no exact to it and it is all opinion. Keep it up man it is good work. I might also post some edits this year once I work out a few more things.

Once again, your acting like I dont understand that LeBron shoots in a variety of ways. In fact I stated that pretty clearly that I understand that. Also your point doesnt hold weight regardless. Even though a player may shoot in a number of different ways, fundamentally a player's release remains fairly the same. Changing it in 2k doesnt necessarily mean its going to look that exact same every time. If you think it will, then you obviously have not edited anything in 2k12.

Which is also why I included edits for a number of different animations. When i compare it to film of LeBron, it looks pretty damn accurate to me, in fact almost spot on. Once again you cant get everything 100% right but to say its way off is clearly a lack of knowledge on your part, regardless of how many "years" you've been posting damn good edits.

Your entitled to your opinion, just in this case you're wrong.

[1Rose]

Re: **NBA 2K12 sig shots**

I love the Lebron edit.

Has anybody who has said it wasn't good used it in game? Its exactly what Lebron shoots like. If you watch it over and over again in player edit mode it messes with your eyes but use it in practice.

Great job man

This.

Thats another thing people need to do and also realize, I dont just view it in edit mode and call it a day. You HAVE to take it somewhere in game to get the full effect.

Also thanks bro, glad to hear you're enjoying it!