Kccitystar

I've been watching a few highlights from older baseball games and I cannot think of another beastly arm that has taken the field in recent memory other than Vladimir Guerrero. That man had a shotgun attached to his right shoulder. Who do you guys think has got the best outfield arm in the game today?

These portraits are going to be ON POINT

I forgot to talk about the camera angles for the datafile! Zoom Here is the Zoom view. As you can see, it widens the camera view so the field seems much bigger and should help with the ball physics/trajectory/fielder speeds. This is a triple that was hit by George Springer. Broadcast Here is the Broadcast view, which is a beautiful camera that gives you a broad view of the field from say....a pressbox seat. I should rename it Press Box in the LOC file. This is Chris Carter lining out to the right fielder. Aerial Here is the view for the Aerial cam. Keep in mind that because of the FOV tweak, the camera will follow the hit vector (ball trail, even if it's disabled) which makes following the hits much easier in this view. This is going to be a double by George Springer. I'll keep tinkering with these

All, Here's the latest beta of this datafile and associated files. I will stress to keep the feedback in this thread only as this is the datafile that we are working on including for the second MVP Baseball 15 patch. I haven't uploaded this to the site yet because it's not a completed mod (Patch 2 isn't scheduled to be done until the end of July/Beginning of August). There are a lot of changes since the initial release of MVP Baseball 15: There's a LOT of work here and although the changes sound small, they do in fact make a huge difference. What I'm having isssues with so far is the trajectory/ball physics. Too many guys over the course of 25 full games that I've played are hitting bombs over 360 feet although they do not have the actual power to drive the balls that far. As I don't play with sliders (I'm a purist that plays as the game was designed, sorry), I'm thinking I may have to tweak the ball speed a little as it may seem that making solid contact = maximum MPH off the bat. We're a month and a half away from Patch 2, and I'm excited to share the second patch with you all as this entire project (MVP Baseball 15) is intended to be a love letter to MVP Baseball 2005, the game that brought us all here in the first place. Cheers, -KC EDIT: The datafile has been updated. Scroll below.

I am looking to gather as many faces as possible not featured in the 2015 mod for Patch 2 (Parche Dos, para los hispanos) before July 31st. You guys are really talented

My rationale for changing up the FOV is simple. The game is designed in 4:3 format. Originally had FOV values like 43, 60, etc. that made the field view and cameras narrow to fit that format. An FOV value of 75 or even 90 would make the field appear wider as its' supposed to look to emphasize the size of the field and exactly how much actual ground the fielders have to cover. It also helps with all of the changes I've done to the datafile in regards to ball trajectory. To someone playing the game in a stretch-to-fit mode, as most people who play 4:3 games do, this will at least make the field look normal, somewhat.

I decided to just keep it at 90 across all resolutions, it looks very nice and gives the stadiums/field that big space that makes the game feel much more realistic. It's a slight camera trick, sure, but it works

http://www.mvpmods.com/files/file/3004-mlb-on-fox-06-overlay/

Here's what I have in mind, this is stretched to 1920x1080 resolution through an .exe hack I did:

I've been bumping up the FOV from the 4:3 average of 45 to 90 and it looks stunning. I'll work on the fielding cameras as well. The hitting cams as well as cameras the game uses to pan around the field look amazing since the field gets scaled and looks HUGE.

Everyone, I just wanted some community input on how you guys play MVP Baseball 2005. As I'm including a datafile update with Patch 2, I'm looking for some input on how you guys play the game from a visual standpoint. Do you guys play it as purists with the original 4:3 resolution (so the game plays within a box on your monitor), or do you have the game stretched out on your display in widescreen? The reason I ask is so that I can alter the FOV (field of view) to accomodate widescreen format for you all so you can view ALL of the field and not just whatever was limited to 4:3 resolution. It's not going to make the *entire* game widescreen but it will give the perception that the game is in natural widescreen format. Take a vote, and thanks!

There's nothing wrong with the game, it does this so you can focus on what you are doing.

It could be an issue with your graphics settings if you globally max them out for different games

Total Control batting is used to hit with the analog stick. Switch over to Classic (press the left analog stick..or L3 to get to this menu under controller config) and it will dedicate your swing to a button press and a checkswing to a double-tap

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Attached are the stadium files for netwday and netwnite. You don't need to install these with TiT, just take netwday and netwnite.big and put them in your "Stadium" folder. I anticipate a screenshot with the beautiful green grass Cheers! netw-fix.rar

I'll have something ready in a few minutes, feel free to follow the thread. No worries.

I figured out what the problem was. Field0, 1 and 2 are not the right .FSH files that should be installed in that stadium. I'm working on a quick fix right away, if I could just get the shimmering grass thing under control

What specs are you running MVP Baseball 2005 on?

Screenshot tells me It's missing a grass texture, apparently.

​Prawn. Barbie is short for BBQ

Wear a hoodie for Adelaide, it's not as hot as people think Aus is

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