Homer

yeah. works perfect that way. the game is portable as long as you can bring disc 2. i made iso files of disc 2 and keep it on the jump drive as well.

is this game able to run with onboard graphics? i was pretty sure it needed a dedicated card.

i prefer no smile either, but i agree the nose is off. i think his face is too long. if you shorten it, his nose will be short and i think it'll look just like him.

i could've sworn there was a search function. if not you can might be able to find him in the created player menu.

you contribute plenty. don't ever feel obligated to contribute. anything you do is appreciated.

it's likely not compatible. only way i know to run old software is to use xp mode or run xp as a virtual os.

we should probably start a whole thread on windows 10. personally i haven't tried it yet. but if it's not working, you might consider using a virtual pc

you're gonna have to be more specific. there are many things that can cause that. let's start with when it is specifically happening

it's a false positive

I agree the shape can be more like an apple. but you did the hardest part already and that was getting the texture to resemble him. that is the hardest part of his face. anyhow, he has are more pointy chin. if you look at a picture of the one i did for him several years ago, you can use it as a reference.

that is outstanding. one of the hardest ones out there. the only other guy who i thought was that hard to do was brian roberts.

sheesh. way to rain on his parade but seriously it wouldn't be hard to do if you could find the design. it's such a specific design though so if you can ever hunt down the graphics it could be done.

you guys are on a roll. all of these look great.

also looks really good. the nose is a little big. just needs to be a little smaller and shorter

i think it looks good. he just has small squinty eyes, so the eyes just need to be smaller. the middle of his lower lip could be a little thinner too.

it's not that big of a deal as long as you have a drive somewhere. i have it on my desktop and nowhere else. they're really becoming obsolete, but that means you can get one for really cheap. you can get a sata drive for dirt cheap on craigslist i bet. i have a place here that recycles computers and sells them for a non-profit so they've always got them. either way they're dirt cheap to have a drive. i also snagged one off a computer i was recycling.

something wrong with the images or daemon tools then. don't know on this one. it's pretty straight forward. i'd try an older version of daemon tools or rebooting.

it should work just fine if you mount disc 2

i'd like to see them go a different route. honestly i'd like to see it done at a pre-established location each year.

the media is just milking it for what it's worth. it needs to have articles and stories on it every year. it's just like the mvp voting, HOF voting, etc. there is nothing they can ever do that will please everyone. anything you do will piss off someone. so who cares? do what you want. if I like it, i'll watch. if i don't, they're still getting rich off of it.

adam jones right now is my pick. there are a lot of them in the past though. rick ankiel and ichiro. dave winfield was no slouch either...clemente, griffey, jay buhner, andre dawson, shin soo choo, jose guillen, frenchie, bo jockson, raul mondesi...

it gets blurry because 2k uses larger images for the textures. if you want to convert them, you have to stretch the mvp ones, which is what causes the blurriness. photoshop isn't able to add back those pixels. plus it's not just a matter of converting textures. a lot of the faces are remodeled and you would need to remold each texture to make it resemble these guys.

no problem. not sure if you work in layers, but if you do, it's easier to modify it if you have a psd with the separate layers. i can see if i can write down some of the steps i do for it next time.

it could with some work, but it'd be a little blurry because you'd lose some of the resolution.