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Minors (Single A)
Join Date: Jul 2002
Posts: 93
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How to Confirgue OOTP History Utility?
Can someone explain to me where I should be directing each of the folders that I need to get the OOTP History Utility working?
Example: Data Directory:??? Hard Drive Directory:??? Game Data Files:??? Where should these three be pointing to??? After getting these pointing to the right place, what should I do after that? |
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Posts: 3,326
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I'm afraid I cannot put it more accurate or more simple terms than the utilities readme file, and running OOTP History is just not easy enough to do without following the readme accurately. In fact, I have run OOTP History dozens of times but still follow the readme step by step each time, it's very well written actually
. You can find the readme file in the install file and patch file of the OOTP History utility you currently have, or check it out here. Good luck!
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Minors (Single A)
Join Date: Jul 2002
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What I am saying is I don't understand where it wants me to set the path to? What is the Data Directory? I certain folder in my OOTP4 folder?? What hard Drive Directory?? What game Data Files?? The ones I export for my league???
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You see, my response is getting more long winded than the readme already . I fear that my explanations will just not be as good as the readme's explanations but if this is helpful I'm happy to blab away. Maybe check out the readme and ask specific questions about a specific section within it.
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Minors (Single A)
Join Date: Jul 2002
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OK, I created a new mdb file or whatever it is and then left the first two paths alone and set the Game HTML path to c:\ooblexport which is the folder I export my league files to.
The first two were: c:\windows\desktop\oobl\data c:\windows\desktop\oobl\website I click ok then clicked "Import Team Stats" and a box pops up and says "There were no files found in c:\windows\desktop\oobl\data So what's up now? What do I do to get it workin right? Did I miss something? |
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All Star Starter
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Georgia
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I thought OOTP wasnt going to have any utilities? i think i head marcus say something like that in a interview for a sim site. All these utilities confuse me.. Cant they just put them into the game?
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. Many of us users with experience using the add-ons (or the creators themselves) try to help with the support of these utilities and graphics patches, but if people can't get the add-ons to work it's not Markus' or .400's responsibility . All that said ( ), it is a sign of a games popularity when the users of the product donate their time to create outside programs and game add-ons, so the fact these add-ons are being created is a very good thing. The quality and quantity of add ons seems to be going up all the time so the future looks bright for fans of this series. Note that the game does not require any add-ons to work properly.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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1. Start OOTP and load your league. If this league has been going for a number of seasons, then start with the first season that was simmed. The league file should be at the stage that it is ready to proceed to the next season. 2. Generate HTML pages with OOTP. (I think you may have done this already but it's vital that you create the html pages with the pre-proceed to next year version of your league!) 3. Close OOTP and open CSVReporter (the utility you just installed). 4. The following stats must be exported for each team. After checking, the boxes, you can save the report by clicking Save on the File menu. Unfortunately, this doesn’t save the checks under Pitching nor Batting. Therefore, you will have to check those each time you open the program. (Those are instruction how to use the CSVReporter utility). General: Bat, Throw, Position, BirthDate, Experience, AVG(Batter), D(Batter), T(Batter), HR(Batter), SO(Batter), BB(Batter), AVGvsR(Batter), DvsR(Batter), TvsR(Batter), HRvsR(Batter), SOvsR(Batter), BBvsR(Batter), AVGvsL(Batter), DvsL(Batter), TvsL(Batter), RvsL(Batter), SOvsL(Batter), BBvsL(Batter), ERA(Pitcher), AVG(Pitcher), D(Pitcher), T(Pitcher), HR(Pitcher), SO(Pitcher), BB(Pitcher), AVGvsR(Pitcher), DvsR(Pitcher), TvsR(Pitcher), HRvsR(Pitcher), SOvsR(Pitcher), BBvsR(Pitcher),ERAvsL(Pitcher), AVGvsL(Pitcher), DvsL(Pitcher), TvsL(Pitcher), HRvsR(Pitcher), SOvsR(Pitcher), BvsR(Pitcher), Salary Batting: (This Year) PA, AB, H, K, TB, S, D, T, HR, SB, CS, RBI, R, BB, IW, HP, SH, SF, CI, GDP, G Pitching: (This Year) IP, IPS, AB, TB, HA, K, BF, RS, BB, G, GS, RBI, W, L, S, SA, DA, SH, SF, TA, HRA, R, ER, BK, CI, IW, WP, HP, GF, DP, QS, RL, RLS, SVO, BS, IR, IRS, RA, CG, SHO, SB, CS, HLD Defense: (This Year) PO, A, IP, RSA, RTO, G, GS, E, DB, PB For each position Batter: (Situational) AB, H, K, PA, TB, G, D, T, HR, R, RBI, SB, CS, BB, SH, SF, HP Post-Season (only) Pitcher: (Situational) IP, HA, K, AB, BF, R, ER, BB, W, L, S, BK, WP, HP, D, T, HR, CG, SHO, RBI, SH, SF, G, GS Post-Season (only) 5. Save these files in the ‘data’ folder and name them XXX_YY_ZZZZ.csv, where XXX = Team Abbreviation YY = League Abbreviation ZZZZ = Year It is very important to use this naming convention. Team abbreviations do not need to be the same as in OOTP, but they must be unique for the life of the league. Also, never attempt to import more than one year of data at the same time. Player IDs get out of sync if more than one year is processed at the same time. 6. For completeness, export all free agents. This step is optional as it can be time consuming, but it will affect team totals if skipped. If CSVReporter crashes while exporting all free agents, then you will need to export one position at a time. This is a memory problem with CSVReporter. Either way, once the free agents are in a file, or files, they need to be moved to the team they played for during the season. 7. After moving the free agents, delete any free agent files from the data folder. CLancaster22 - give these instructions a try, and feel free to ask specific questions about each step if you are unsure. This can be a lot to comprehend, but Jeff did a very careful job explaining these instructions - usually the steps become pretty clear as long as you follow them in the correct order, so don't ask about step 7 until you have completed and followed steps 1-6 . Good luck!
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All Star Starter
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Georgia
Posts: 1,685
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Couldnt the developers somehow put the new utilities that are made into the next version? i know you do not need to use the utilities with the game, but it makes a online league better. When i was hooked on BBpro, it took me like a month to learn how to do the bbrecords utilities
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Hall Of Famer
Join Date: Jul 2002
Posts: 2,271
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One thing that is not in the readme is that you have to remove all the CSVs from the previous season, including those created by the utility, from the data folder before proceeding to the next season. It seems to me that this is a step that has probably made every person who's used it start over at least once (if not more).
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