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Originally Posted by catcher24
GMO - Re: posts 720 & 721: I opened up the schedule in a text editor and I think I understand how it works. Couple of questons:
If I want days off, do I just leave the number for that day blank, then adjust the numbers for the following days accordingly, or is something else necessary?
How do you add an all star game?
How do you change start times (I believe that is the last number; is the number always considerd PM, and how would you do, say, a 7:30 start time)?
Thanks for your help!
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Hope I can help since gmo is apparently on vacation for a bit.
To get a day off, just don't have anything for that line. For instance, if every team was going to have day 125 off, you would have two successive lines with something along the lines of:
124,TeamA,TeamB,Time
126,TeamA,TeamB,Time
If you want just two teams to have that day off, just don't include them in a line with that day. So if you normally have five games, but two teams are going to have day 125 off, you would have four lines with 125 at the beginning of it.
An All-Star game is added in the OOTP schedule editor. It has a place for you to put the date of the All-Star game. Just make sure it's on a date where nobody is scheduled to have a game and you're good to go.
The last number is the time, it is always PM and eastern time. I'm not sure about 7:30 start times. I just figured if I ever messed with times, they'd always start on the hour. Hopefully someone else can answer that part for you.
Also, I noticed you opened it in a text editor. That's how I originally worked, but it's easier in a spreadsheet, IMO. Then when you save it, you save it as a .csv file, and make sure it's comma-delimited. But that way, with it in a spreadsheet, you can make sure every team is playing the right number of games and all of that. I made quite a few mistakes in that regard when I first did it. So it helps check, especially since you can do all the sorting.
Good luck!