PS2 Named Roster Community Project 10

[NateDogg2004]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ronizzle

Awesome, what I meant though...we can name a player on the spreadsheet, change their number and class year, and it still will import correctly into 2010?

By his response, it appears so.

[scolton]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ronizzle

Awesome, what I meant though...we can name a player on the spreadsheet, change their number and class year, and it still will import correctly into 2010?

Yes. And you can even bypass some of the things in the game that have been problems. For example, when giving player's a number in the game you can't give two players the same number but if you import it this way, you can. So you can give a player on offense #20 and a player on defense #20 this way.

[iwrite7]

will i be able to use these rosters for the ps2 game played on my ps3... in other words, can they be converted to the ps3 using the ps2 game.

[whittleboy615]

I'll edit Tennessee.

So what are the limits? Can we give exactly correct hometowns, or do they have to be ones that are in the game?

What if a player has transferred or been dismissed, and we want to put someone else in his place? Should we leave the ratings alone and change him to someone else at his same position, or is it okay to realistically alter the ratings and/or position too?

If we change someone's position, do we have to move his spreadsheet row next to all of the other players at his position?

[whittleboy615]

Quote: Originally Posted by iwrite7

will i be able to use these rosters for the ps2 game played on my ps3... in other words, can they be converted to the ps3 using the ps2 game.

Yes. I'll repost the final file in PSV format if no one else does.

[Ronizzle]

Quote: Originally Posted by scolton

Yes. And you can even bypass some of the things in the game that have been problems. For example, when giving player's a number in the game you can't give two players the same number but if you import it this way, you can. So you can give a player on offense #20 and a player on defense #20 this way.

Ok, thanks. Sorry to sound like a dumb@ss, but since just the names were left blank, I wasn't 100% sure. I'm still in shock you can do this. Alright, I'll volunteer for the MAC, but can't start on it til Friday.

[The Lombardo]

Quote: Originally Posted by whittleboy615

Yes. I'll repost the final file in PSV format if no one else does.

Thank You !!!

[scolton]

Quote: Originally Posted by whittleboy615

I'll edit Tennessee. So what are the limits? Can we give exactly correct hometowns, or do they have to be ones that are in the game? What if a player has transferred or been dismissed, and we want to put someone else in his place? Should we leave the ratings alone and change him to someone else at his same position, or is it okay to realistically alter the ratings and/or position too? If we change someone's position, do we have to move his spreadsheet row next to all of the other players at his position?

Good questions. If you want to do hometowns I would have to redo the spreadsheet to make it so you could only choose the hometowns in the game exactly as they are in the game.

Same with ratings. Only certain ratings can be used on ps2. For example you can't have zero. 40 is the lowest. So if you wanted to change ratings I would need to let you know what rating numbers are available.

I think I might make a more robust spreadsheet so you can change those things but for now I would recommend only changing or adding names.

[osubucks13]

What exactly is the process for converting the excel file into a file playable on PS2

[The Lombardo]

I can do Boise State & Utah. scolton