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Originally Posted by Oxydizer
Hey Teak,
I think I can understand where your coming from. I have tried to make my website, www.oxygraphics.candlehillfarms.net "Dummy" proof, although I don't think anyone here is a dummy. Maybe dropping the owner of the websites you are having trouble with an email will get you the help you need.
All my images come with the hex codes so all you have to do is plug and play so to speak, no more fumbling around looking for the right colors. |
Oxydizer, Thanks! Can you tell me what is in your MLB download; couldn't find a descriptor.
All I'm looking for is a simple 07 0r 08 season real roster...w/o the need for a BSc in IT.
Sylvam, sorry for being "snobby" (great word), just trying to be clear and avoid being patronizing; thought about it and can't come up w/ better phrasing which has the former while avoiding the latter.
And, while I'm on it, this may be a generational thing, but lots (most?) ootp players are clearly very facile w/ all the ins/outs of these files...I'm not (and suspect there are many others).
At the end of the day, I can buy something from Amazon, eBay, etc w/ 2 or 3 clicks - Presto - it's done; never fails. This whole mods thing has been turned into a secret science. I know this is not intentional, just a function of very skilled computer people turning out stuff for (mostly?) other skilled computer people. Unfortunately, it leaves a (large?) part of the market on the sideline.
Now, let me go into dangerous waters here. If the mod makers were charging $ for their mods, I suspect it would clear up real fast; ie making it easy to buy. And, before I get any snide remarks, I'd be willng to pay $50 for anyone who can get me an up-and-running 2008 roster w/ ballparks and logos. Don't know how to do this remotely...but the offer stands!