Mon Mar 13, 2006 9:39 am
Same deal. It involves editing the schedule, creating a custom one (using the schedule from the season you're re-creating would obviously be the most realistic) without the Bobcats. You might even be able to utilise data from the schedule in NBA Live 2000/2001 since I don't believe those dbfs have changed much since then.
Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:00 am
Where can I get the NBA Live 2000/2001 schedule dbf?
Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:01 am
If you don't have the games yourself perhaps someone could be so kind as to send them to you. 
Tue Mar 14, 2006 7:14 am
Can you or anyone you know send me thiers.
Mon Mar 20, 2006 4:17 am
I tried to convert the Live 2001 schedule.dbf into a Live 06 scheduleseason.dbf, but the game keeps crashing whenever I go into the calendar. Can you make a schedule.dbf editing guide like you did for the other dbfs on Live 06?
Mon Mar 20, 2006 10:52 am
The file you want to edit is scheduleseason.dbf
DELETED: Standard column, all values set to True this time
TYPE: Seems like the standard value is 0 or blank
SPECIAL: Can be left at 0 as well
ID: Standard ID field, except they'd appear to be out of order
PERIOD: Can be left at 0
DATE: Date in YYYYMMDD format (eg November 13th, 2005 = 20051113)
TIME: Time of game in 24 hour format (eg 7:30 = 1930)
LOCATION: Seems to be all zeroes, I'm guessing that means it will just grab the home team's location as specified in location.dbf
PLAYED: Game has been played in season, True/False
OVERTIME: Game went into Overtime, True/False
TEAMHOME: The home team, refer to the Team IDs guide
TEAMAWAY: The away team, refer to the Team IDs guide
SCOREHOME: The home team's score. Leave at 0 for the default schedule file
SCOREAWAY: The away team's score. Leave at 0 for the default schedule file
Hope this helps, I'll post that on the main site soon.
DELETED: Standard column, all values set to True this time
TYPE: Seems like the standard value is 0 or blank
SPECIAL: Can be left at 0 as well
ID: Standard ID field, except they'd appear to be out of order
PERIOD: Can be left at 0
DATE: Date in YYYYMMDD format (eg November 13th, 2005 = 20051113)
TIME: Time of game in 24 hour format (eg 7:30 = 1930)
LOCATION: Seems to be all zeroes, I'm guessing that means it will just grab the home team's location as specified in location.dbf
PLAYED: Game has been played in season, True/False
OVERTIME: Game went into Overtime, True/False
TEAMHOME: The home team, refer to the Team IDs guide
TEAMAWAY: The away team, refer to the Team IDs guide
SCOREHOME: The home team's score. Leave at 0 for the default schedule file
SCOREAWAY: The away team's score. Leave at 0 for the default schedule file
Hope this helps, I'll post that on the main site soon.
Mon Mar 20, 2006 12:50 pm
if you edit the schedule so you play only one team, and you win that one game, are you the top team of the season because you have 0 losses?
Mon Mar 20, 2006 3:03 pm
Possibly. I have a feeling it might cause a crash though. You've got to be fairly precise with dbf editing these days.
Tue Mar 21, 2006 1:54 am
2klakers, maybe u could replace the bobcats with something like the NLSC All-Stars? I know that it takes away from some of the realism, but it mite be cool.
Tue Mar 21, 2006 11:11 am
The problem is, they'd still be showing up in the season so editing the schedule would be the best option. Still a nice idea for exhibition games with those rosters though. 
Tue Apr 18, 2006 4:31 pm
I know I'm trying to hijack a thread, but I think it's related. Can you change Schedule.dbf with the home and away teams swapped so that I play at other arenas. i'm currently playing a 29 game season , into my sixth year and I'm sick of always being on the road/home to the same teams?
Tue Apr 18, 2006 5:37 pm
Worked it out. Pretty easy, just swap home and away teams ids. Now, who do I want to play away to...........................?