FootballIdiot

Got it fixed lorak.

It was due to not converting the number correctly. it was supposed to convert to a float number instead of an integer.

Now I just have to figure out how to get rid of the "Bears" wordmark logo. Madden might be using the bears uniform as a template. you might want to put a generic uniform without the bears wordmark in place of the bears uniforms. you would have to move the practice uniforms to fit the new ...

Well that ain't good. Can you upload the tab delimited file you're using? I tested it by exporting in tab delimited and importing in the tab delimited file and it works using the exported file from the Xtreme editor. I have been working with playbook db files (look at the SETG table in the attachme...

@elguapo I know that the new Xtreme DB editor is still a work in progress. I just noticed that this new version cannot import tab delimited tables properly, even if you choose import TXT as option in the properties tab. Although, it works ok at least in one of the previous versions. Well that ain't...

Did we survived a site attack?

@elguapo, Thank you for the update! It seems to load some of the tables faster than the previous version. :) You're welcome. Is the roster editor part still a WIP. I can't get it to work... Yes, it is still a work in progress. I'm moving the alt version into the DB editor since I already have the &...

Download the update (8/18/24) for the Xtreme DB editor. Open the Xtreme DB editor. Click on Editors , scroll to Properties , under the DB Properties click on turning the leading and trailing data to On . Now open your GCI file and the three tmp files will be created. Close the Xtreme DB editor and ...

I updated the DB editor Austin.

Download the update (8/18/24) for the Xtreme DB editor. Open the Xtreme DB editor. Click on Editors , scroll to Properties , under the DB Properties click on turning the leading and trailing data to On . Now open your GCI file and the three tmp files will be created. Close the Xtreme DB editor and c...

Ok, so let me come up with a utility that will extract the DB and save any leading (x0.bin) and trailing (x2.bin) data. I noticed the end of the file has stats instead Ros1 so I'm guessing the leading and trailing data will change with the type of file you load. I might just add it as an option to s...