what is the scoring areas of the following players

I am trying to adjust some of the scoring areas of the following players in order for realistic gameplay? any ideas?

Tim Duncan
Emanuel Ginobili
Pau Gasol
Shane Battier
Drew Gooden

no

no

...

Try looking in the older live sections (2000 maybe), I remember there was a whole SCOREAREA editing guide... if I find it I will post a link for you.

Code:

Value    Position    Examples
  1:    SF/SG   G. Rice, J. Mashburn, A. Houston, T. McGrady (Shooters)
  2:    PG      E. Recasner, J. Stockton, D. Barros (Outside Shooters)
  3:    C/PF    S. O'Neal, A. Mourning, S. Kemp, H. Olajuwon (Skilled Big Men)
  4:    PF/C    W. Perdue, A. Foyle, C. Dudley, J. Feick (Unskilled Big Men)
  5:    PF/C    S. Perkins, B. Wennington, T. Mills (Big Men with Outside Shot)
  6:    SG/SF   J. West, S. Smith, P. Maravich, A. Iverson, G. Hill, K. Bryant (Swingmen)
  7:    SG/SF   M. Jordan, M. Richmond, V. Carter, S. Pippen (Swingmen)
  8:    PG      T. Hardaway, Magic, Penny, Jason Kidd (Penetrators)
  9:    PF/C    V. Potapenko, P.J. Brown, O. Harrington (Serviceable Big Men)
  10:   PF/C    W. Reed, B. Reeves, A. McDyess (Big Men with some mid-range game)

Thanks Heiks... Thats the one I was thinking of...

For the record, updated DBF guides are also available in the NBA Live 2003 section, including the SCOREAREA reference chart.

For the record, updated DBF guides are also available in the NBA Live 2003 section, including the SCOREAREA reference chart.

yeah, that's where it's from...

Could someone tell me the difference between a 6 and a 7? And isn't Allen Iverson a 8?

I'm not exactly sure about the difference between 6 and 7...though 6 probably means more jumpshots (Jerry West, Steve Smith). I didn't write up the guide, it was contributed by a member of the old forum, so I'm not sure about Iverson. I'll look that up.