Jim825

I was going to make the same point that Homer did. Hory created many of the team and stadium name announcements for me when I initially created TC1978, my first total conversion mod.

The majority of the file formats between the two games are different. Unless they are listed as MVP2004 mods, all of the MVP mods you see here (including the classic mods) are sor MVP2005. I have no idea if MVP2004 will work on Windows 8.

These are great choices and they are two of my favorite modders. Each one is definitely a stickler for details and their mods reflect this. Most of my TC mods include their work and you've only touched the tip of the iceberg on the mods they've each created. Dennis created ALL the uniforms and ALL of the menu / loading screens for TC1941. He created a full set of uniforms for TC1946, TC1956, TC1964, TC1969 and TC1978. Dennis also created numerous stadium updates. Search the downloads and enter his name in the "author" field and you will get 10 pages of results! Paul's stadiums are true works of art. His Yankee Stadium classic and 1950's Milwaukee County Stadium are two of my favorites. He also created a number of other TC year-specific stadiums that only appear in some of my TC mods. Paul also collaborated with SeanO, another favorite stadium modder of mine, to create some great stadiums.

Why do I think that you let out a cheer when Ortiz got plunked?

Where did Tiant get that green baseball?

Bad DennisJames uniforms???

Did you actually look in the MVP2004 Downloads section??? The seasons are listed in the mod titles. Here's a link to the rosters page: http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?app=downloads&showcat=5

You'll need to post your files to a file sharing site like MediaFire or some other site and put a link to it in your mod download page. One of the admins can then review the mod and if it looks OK, they can upload it here.

This is the wrong forum to ask this question. In any case, here is your answer: http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?showtopic=54548

You realize that the last message in this discussion before yours was 6-1/2 years ago, right? It's pretty unlikely that you'll get any answers, since the people who posted the other comments have not been on this site in at least a year. Also, I doubt that you find very many, if any, people still playing MVP07 when newer mods (MVP12, MVP13) are available.

Included with the mod is an Excel spreadsheed named LegendsIDs.xls. Open the file in Microsoft Excel and look for the name of the player you want. If you find the name, take the ID listed with the name and change the player's portrait/audio ID to the ID from the spreadsheet. Be aware that many of the modern players, especially young players, will not be in the mod. For example, I just did a quick check and found that Mujica and McCann are not listed. There are a few Blanco's and Freese's listed, but I don't think they are the players you want.

The first thing is to stopping typing in all capital letters.

Without knowing exactly which faces he wants, I'll bet that a lot of them are in Total Classics 10.

You could edit the roster in MVPEdit, get the audio / portrait ID of the incorrect player and reassign it to the correct player. While your audio would now be correct, your portrait would probably be incorrect (since audios and portraits share the ID). To correct this, you'd have to export the portrait from MVPEdit (or from the datafrontendportrait.big file, where the portraits are), rename the portrait to the proper ID number and then assign the portrait to the player in MVPEdit or reimport it into the portrait.big file. It's not hard work to do all this. It's just probably more than the simple solution you are looking for.

The roster files are in the datadatabase folder.

Editing schedules is not something that can be done quickly.

The schedule file contains 3 years worth of schedules. Typically, the full season mods only contain and updated schedule for the first year. You would have to extract the other two years, modify them and then reimport them back into the schedule file.

Did you search the Forums for an answer? It's pretty easy to open the roster files. On the main menu: File->Import->DAT files OR Click the "Import" button just below the menu

It's because Jogar said he created the face in a 2005 forum post: http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?showtopic=10473&hl=timo

The download link was not working earlier. That has now been fixed.

@bctrackboi - You're right about there being too many threads, so this one is being closed.

Please do not bump your posts so that the thread moves to the top of the list. Doing this is against the MVPMods site rules. You asked this question once already. If anyone has an answer, they will give it to you. Asking the same question again will not get you an answer any quicker.

nani - Just because I release on mod on this site, it doesn't mean that I automatically give others permission to use my work in their mods. Out of common courtesy, I would want to be asked if my work could be included. Mods are put on this site for others to download and use for themselves. If modders want to allow others to include their work, that's their choice. Most will have not problem sharing their mods if they are just asked. Let me ask you this -- How would jeferomer feel if I downloaded his MVP13 mod, changed a few menu screens and then released my own Spanish MVP13 mod here, which included all of his work and the other modders' work without asking their permission first? Even if I include his name on the credits page, I have a feeling he wouldn't like it too much.

Look in the credits for MVP12 to see who the modders were. Contact each one and if they all agree that you can use their work, you can release your mod here.