Announcement: My tools are now Open-Source

[Leftos]

After a great year at the NLSC forums, with all my mods and tools and becoming a staff member here, I've decided I want to take my cooperation with the community to the next level. So from now on, all my tools (except NBA Stats Tracker, which as my thesis has to remain closed-source for now) will be open-source, so that anyone can take a look at their code and improve them or edit them as they wish.

All the tools now have GIT repositories at BitBucket, and you can grab the source code, fork them, edit them, work with me, whatever you like. If you're going to re-release them though, you should give me proper credit, but there's no need to ask for permission. All the tools are written in C#, target .NET Framework 4 and use WPF. My IDE of choice is Visual Studio 2010.

NBA 2K12 Global Editor
https://bitbucket.org/leftos/nba-2k12-global-editor

Miracle My Jersey/Stadium
https://bitbucket.org/leftos/miracle-my-jersey-stadium

Schedule Randomizer
https://bitbucket.org/leftos/schedule-randomizer

Roster Merge
https://bitbucket.org/leftos/roster-merge

I have to apologize for not offering proper documentation on the code I've written, and I promise to do so soon.

[Andrew]

Really cool idea.

[seanjohn2525]

this is the best bro but can you make a tutorial how to edit your tool like the global editor?

[Leftos]

There's no "one" tutorial to programming. Pick up a C# book and start reading and learning and experimenting. Soon you'll be able to read the code I've written and mess with it as you please.