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mjryan65 · 04-11-2025, 08:55 PM

If I understand your question: I have pulled the park IDs from the 'Parks.csv' file in the OOTP database tab in 'Game Settings', which my program then references to know that Globe Life Field = 1937, Tony Gwynn Stadium = 147, Dodger Stadium = 709. My scheduling program has specific subroutines to create the Shriner's Baseball Classic at Globe Life Field and uses 1937 for the Park ID. The Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic uses 709 as the Park ID and The Tony Gwynn Legacy uses both 147 for Tony Gwynn Stadium and 143 for Triton BallPark at UCSD.

If you are wondering why Globe Life Field has such a high Park ID# it's because my NCAA Game doesn't include MLB, so to get Globe Life and Dodger Stadium into my game I had to import those parks into one of the High School teams in my universe so that the park was available for me to use for NCAA Tournament games

Is that what you were asking?

04-11-2025, 08:55 PM	#7
mjryan65 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 152	If I understand your question: I have pulled the park IDs from the 'Parks.csv' file in the OOTP database tab in 'Game Settings', which my program then references to know that Globe Life Field = 1937, Tony Gwynn Stadium = 147, Dodger Stadium = 709. My scheduling program has specific subroutines to create the Shriner's Baseball Classic at Globe Life Field and uses 1937 for the Park ID. The Dodger Stadium College Baseball Classic uses 709 as the Park ID and The Tony Gwynn Legacy uses both 147 for Tony Gwynn Stadium and 143 for Triton BallPark at UCSD. If you are wondering why Globe Life Field has such a high Park ID# it's because my NCAA Game doesn't include MLB, so to get Globe Life and Dodger Stadium into my game I had to import those parks into one of the High School teams in my universe so that the park was available for me to use for NCAA Tournament games Is that what you were asking?