Dumb Question

[samgallenberger]

I've never modded anything before. I have never used a mod. I have a vague idea of what it is but no idea how to implement it. There are two things I'm looking to accomplish:

1) Get real schools imported into the game
2) Edit the players completely myself. I tried exporting the player data but idk where to find it.

Is this possible? If so, how?

[slybelle1]

I've never modded anything before. I have never used a mod. I have a vague idea of what it is but no idea how to implement it. There are two things I'm looking to accomplish:

1) Get real schools imported into the game
2) Edit the players completely myself. I tried exporting the player data but idk where to find it.

Is this possible? If so, how?

For real world information (i.e. names, graphics, other), have you tried the excellent college mod located at this link? You could use that as a start to your modding and have a lot of the data already done for you.

viewtopic.php?f=347&t=34908

As for editing the players, believe you have a couple of choices.

1) Go to commissioner screen and export database, then edit the database, and re-import the database. The exported database file is located within your league save folder. Using TestLeague as an example season, it would be located at \Wolverine Studios\DDSCB2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for non-steam version and
\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Draft Day Sports College Basketball 2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for steam version.

OR

2) Go to commissioner screen and use the player editor, although might be more tedious then option #1.

[samgallenberger]

I've never modded anything before. I have never used a mod. I have a vague idea of what it is but no idea how to implement it. There are two things I'm looking to accomplish:

1) Get real schools imported into the game
2) Edit the players completely myself. I tried exporting the player data but idk where to find it.

Is this possible? If so, how?

For real world information (i.e. names, graphics, other), have you tried the excellent college mod located at this link? You could use that as a start to your modding and have a lot of the data already done for you.

viewtopic.php?f=347&t=34908

As for editing the players, believe you have a couple of choices.

1) Go to commissioner screen and export database, then edit the database, and re-import the database. The exported database file is located within your league save folder. Using TestLeague as an example season, it would be located at \Wolverine Studios\DDSCB2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for non-steam version and
\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Draft Day Sports College Basketball 2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for steam version.

OR

2) Go to commissioner screen and use the player editor, although might be more tedious then option #1.

What file type does that get exported as?

[slybelle1]

I've never modded anything before. I have never used a mod. I have a vague idea of what it is but no idea how to implement it. There are two things I'm looking to accomplish:

1) Get real schools imported into the game
2) Edit the players completely myself. I tried exporting the player data but idk where to find it.

Is this possible? If so, how?

For real world information (i.e. names, graphics, other), have you tried the excellent college mod located at this link? You could use that as a start to your modding and have a lot of the data already done for you.

viewtopic.php?f=347&t=34908

As for editing the players, believe you have a couple of choices.

SQLite
1) Go to commissioner screen and export database, then edit the database, and re-import the database. The exported database file is located within your league save folder. Using TestLeague as an example season, it would be located at \Wolverine Studios\DDSCB2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for non-steam version and
\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Draft Day Sports College Basketball 2022\app\disk\saves\TestLeague\DB for steam version.

OR

2) Go to commissioner screen and use the player editor, although might be more tedious then option #1.

What file type does that get exported as?