Saving Unfirom Part Files ...

[CircleChange11]

After you make your uniform graphic for which part (jersey front, helmet, etc), do you save it using a name for the file (ex: HELM) or a number (0014)? Or does it matter?

Here's more info on specifically what I am doing. I just made jerseys for a team whose base color is black. So, I copied all of the White Sox unfirom files (from the fhs file/folder) into my team jersey folder for that team. I did this so I only have to replace the parts/files that I customize. Meaning, I don;t have to edit the catchers chect protector & shin guards, because I am just using the white sox versions of those.

So, when I save my custom jerf file, after I click "save as", instead of typing a new name or number I just click on the white sox jersey (jerf, jert, jers or 0020, 0021, 0023) that I am replacing ... and it replaces it.

I did it like this so I can look at the whole folder as thumbnails and ensure that I didn't forget to custmize a jersey part that I needed to.

My confusion results from different jerseys (Ex: HH's custom jerseys or the custom spring training jerseys) have different unfirom parts (batting gloves or jersey fronts) using the same "part number" (0002 for example).

So, I am unsure if the same number needs to be used for the same part (shoes, batting gloves, helmet, etc) for each jersey I make.

Does it matter or should I just use the file names (jerk, jerf, helm, etc).

Note: I ordered the game (and new video card) and am just making some jerseys while I wait for them to get here. Otherwise I'd try the unfirom tool and see if the import/compress correctly into the game.

I'm just trying to make sure that I don;t have to go back and redo or change what I've already done once the game (and card) get here.

Sorry for the length. Thanks in advance for any help.

[Kelvarr]

I save mine as JERF, JERT, JERS, JERK, etc. I create a folder for each uniform though, so that way they can stay separate.

Ultimately, it doesn't really matter what they are called. For instance, I use FshEd or EAGraph to import my JERx files. Since I am importing them, I just select the slot, then select the picture. Doesn't really matter what I name it as long as I can keep track of it.