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07-17-2006, 11:56 PM | #101 |
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I haven't noticed any errors in the PBP so far with 1.0.2.
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08-05-2006, 09:43 PM | #102 |
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What do you mean, Flash Gordon approaching?
here's the pitch. . .
here's a swing. . . hammered. . . towards the gap in right field . . . Bowling calls for it. . . Bowling leaps . . . and he . . . can't get it! HOME RUN Dunn! that shot was measured at 453 feet Adam Dunn Belts a solo home run! |
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08-06-2006, 02:49 AM | #104 |
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Why is the LF calling and jumping for a 453 foot HR?
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08-06-2006, 10:36 AM | #105 |
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Maybe it was the olde days and the fence was 450 feet out?
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08-06-2006, 04:29 PM | #106 |
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If the move the fences at Shea that far out, some one is going to get run over by a plane.
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08-06-2006, 11:54 PM | #107 |
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Okay, here’s a straight answer.
I looked up the database IDs for most of the lines in the sequence. “[NIB]” stands for Not in Database, which means either that I have deleted the line since the most recent release of the XML file, or that it’s pulled from hard-coded text. Currently in the database, the phrase “calls for it” on a play to the outfield appears only in the ROUTINE_7, ROUTINE_8, and ROUTINE_9 categories. As you might assume, none of the entries in the ROUTINE categories are subsequently linked to a home run—they’re all plays on which the batter makes an out. Why does Bowling leap for a 453-foot home run? Because the distance of the home run isn’t determined until after the result of the play, and, as I understand it, that number is generated more or less randomly from within a range that extends from the number painted on the wall to some larger number that could (obviously) be much higher than that minimum distance. [235-12163] towards the gap in right field . . . [the entry actually says “toward”] [NIB] Bowling calls for it. . . [277-7394]Bowling leaps . . . and he . . . can't get it! HOME RUN Dunn! [the entry actually includes the word “for” in front of the name] [280-10318] that shot was measured at 453 feet I could get rid of the “leaps” problem by deleting 7394 (and 7393, which uses similar wording), but that’s a bit of a slippery slope. Should I then also delete an entry that says “this one has a chance to go all the way” and another one that says “it could be outta here”? Those messages also don’t fit with a home run that clears the fence by 50 feet or more, unless you want to imagine that the calls are being made by an announcer who has a problem with depth perception (no pun intended). |
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I think this could be improved by having the process work in reverse next year. Let's determine if it is a HR, then the distance, then use the distance ( or type of HR, line drive, moon shoot . . .) as a call to a set of tokens for that type of HR.
Bowling's proper response for this kind of HR is to not budge, to silently admire it in awe. I looked at my all-time leaderboard and found this Dunn's HR was #563, tying him with Reggie Jackson. |
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Just encountered an odd award news message, courtesy of 38-1328:
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Edit: Another one in the same vein was just posted in Tech Support... Last edited by Zeyes; 08-07-2006 at 06:31 PM. |
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I've spent some time trying to replicate this problem, but it's taking forever to get the game to display a season stat or career stat message for a relief pitcher. I have a hunch that Zeyes is on the right track with the message he posted in tech support--the "ra" value is being filled by some variable other than relief appearances.
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08-09-2006, 12:46 AM | #112 |
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Eureka!
I just came across this season stats message: This season Wagner has earned 10 saves, logged 23 innings and 3 relief appearances . . . Actually, he has more than 3 relief appearances (obviously), but he does have 3 holds, according to his current stats. It seems as though the "ra" variable, when encountered in a token, is holding the value for "hld" instead. I have logged this as TT #2464. Thanks for the sharp eyes, Corn and Zeyes. |
08-09-2006, 01:10 PM | #113 |
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BTW, just for future reference, if you ever want to poke at a certain message, you can do this:
1. Back up your english.xml 2. Find the category with the message you want in the XML file 3. Delete all of the messages apart from the one you want to see. 4. Save and boot up OOTP Now, it will always grab the message you want. Replace your backup when you're done testing. |
08-14-2006, 08:14 AM | #114 |
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Hi everyone. If you have thoughts about changes in the in-game XML for the next major release, please post them here:
http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar....php?p=1826967 Thanks! |
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