Panel Discussion - Visual Representation - Page 2

Sirius · 10-27-2013, 01:17 PM

Yes Star56 .. This can be done in 2.6 as well. Go to the tbcb2013 folder in my documents. Go to the data folder and look for images. Open that up and you will see a folder named "fight" .. that's the folder where the fighter animations are located.

Each fighter animation is named for example "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" and the dimensions of the animations are 640x360.

If you would like to replace that picture with an actual photo, you would have to find a picture that represents "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" .. It could be a
picture of Marciano landing a hook against Walcott, but make sure Marciano is on the left side of the picture and Walcott is on the right. You want to match the fighter position for the game as per "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook".

Once you find your picture, you want to adjust the dimensions to match the 640x360. I use a program called Resize JPEGS .. When you make the adjustments to your new photo, you can just paste the photo into your "Fighter" file and replace the original animation and your new photo will show up in the game. (Keep a back up of all replaced animation pics just in case.)

I have replace all my Fighter animations with real photos .. It's up to you what you would like to do. So if you would just want to add a KO or KD photo, just follow the directions above .. The photos really look cool in the game and adds a really cool visual and feel for the game.

Hope that helps! : )

Star56 · 10-29-2013, 05:27 AM

Fantastic I am going to give this a shot!! Thanks so much for the instructions

=Sirius;3592995]Yes Star56 .. This can be done in 2.6 as well. Go to the tbcb2013 folder in my documents. Go to the data folder and look for images. Open that up and you will see a folder named "fight" .. that's the folder where the fighter animations are located.

Each fighter animation is named for example "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" and the dimensions of the animations are 640x360.

If you would like to replace that picture with an actual photo, you would have to find a picture that represents "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" .. It could be a
picture of Marciano landing a hook against Walcott, but make sure Marciano is on the left side of the picture and Walcott is on the right. You want to match the fighter position for the game as per "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook".

Once you find your picture, you want to adjust the dimensions to match the 640x360. I use a program called Resize JPEGS .. When you make the adjustments to your new photo, you can just paste the photo into your "Fighter" file and replace the original animation and your new photo will show up in the game. (Keep a back up of all replaced animation pics just in case.)

I have replace all my Fighter animations with real photos .. It's up to you what you would like to do. So if you would just want to add a KO or KD photo, just follow the directions above .. The photos really look cool in the game and adds a really cool visual and feel for the game.

Hope that helps! : )[/QUOTE]

Sirius · 10-29-2013, 11:34 AM

No problem at all. Good luck with it!

10-27-2013, 01:17 PM	#21
Sirius Minors (Single A) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Eatontown, N.J. Posts: 58	Yes Star56 .. This can be done in 2.6 as well. Go to the tbcb2013 folder in my documents. Go to the data folder and look for images. Open that up and you will see a folder named "fight" .. that's the folder where the fighter animations are located. Each fighter animation is named for example "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" and the dimensions of the animations are 640x360. If you would like to replace that picture with an actual photo, you would have to find a picture that represents "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" .. It could be a picture of Marciano landing a hook against Walcott, but make sure Marciano is on the left side of the picture and Walcott is on the right. You want to match the fighter position for the game as per "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook". Once you find your picture, you want to adjust the dimensions to match the 640x360. I use a program called Resize JPEGS .. When you make the adjustments to your new photo, you can just paste the photo into your "Fighter" file and replace the original animation and your new photo will show up in the game. (Keep a back up of all replaced animation pics just in case.) I have replace all my Fighter animations with real photos .. It's up to you what you would like to do. So if you would just want to add a KO or KD photo, just follow the directions above .. The photos really look cool in the game and adds a really cool visual and feel for the game. Hope that helps! : )

10-29-2013, 05:27 AM	#22
Star56 Bat Boy Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 11	Fantastic I am going to give this a shot!! Thanks so much for the instructions =Sirius;3592995]Yes Star56 .. This can be done in 2.6 as well. Go to the tbcb2013 folder in my documents. Go to the data folder and look for images. Open that up and you will see a folder named "fight" .. that's the folder where the fighter animations are located. Each fighter animation is named for example "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" and the dimensions of the animations are 640x360. If you would like to replace that picture with an actual photo, you would have to find a picture that represents "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook" .. It could be a picture of Marciano landing a hook against Walcott, but make sure Marciano is on the left side of the picture and Walcott is on the right. You want to match the fighter position for the game as per "ftr1_hit_3pt_hook". Once you find your picture, you want to adjust the dimensions to match the 640x360. I use a program called Resize JPEGS .. When you make the adjustments to your new photo, you can just paste the photo into your "Fighter" file and replace the original animation and your new photo will show up in the game. (Keep a back up of all replaced animation pics just in case.) I have replace all my Fighter animations with real photos .. It's up to you what you would like to do. So if you would just want to add a KO or KD photo, just follow the directions above .. The photos really look cool in the game and adds a really cool visual and feel for the game. Hope that helps! : )[/QUOTE]

10-29-2013, 11:34 AM	#23
Sirius Minors (Single A) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Eatontown, N.J. Posts: 58	No problem at all. Good luck with it!