Sounds good Cam! Btw I found this recent post by seanbarkley on how to edit team colors for shoes accessories and headbands without a roster editor, idk if it'll be of any help but it seems like he got it work for the PC.
Hi guys,
I'm gonna use this 'til we don't have a good roster editor, so I leave you here the aligned code for if you want to hex edit shoe/team colors/HB color:
PC version:
http://www.mediafire.com/?t39xzkbapotkdb7Xbox 360 version:
http://www.mediafire.com/?i7i74fsb3xl6ehlAs you can see in the example, it's just aligned hex code that you can easily edit as we did a couple of years ago, and then put it back in the game with a few easy steps.
The file consists of a .docx file with 16 pages (19 for xbox) of aligned code which include: practice, current, classic teams and euroleague team uniforms for you to edit. In the file (as you can see in the example, every uniform shoe color/team 1 color/team 2 color/HB color is underlined to make your edits easier (in case of xbox file just the first 4 uniforms are underlined, but it won't be hard to follow the pattern). 1st of all you will find practice uniforms (2 per team - 60), and after that cuurent uniforms which follow this order:
76ers (13 uniforms), Bobcats (7), Bucks (9), Bulls (6), Cavs (16), Celtics (4), Clippers (9), Grizzlies (6), Hawks (11), Heat (9), Jazz (11), Kings (11), Knicks (8), Lakers (10), Magic (9), Mavs (6), Nets (5), Nuggets (8), Pacers (9), Pelicans (2), Pistons (9), Raptors (8), Rockets (8), Spurs (5), Suns (9), Thunder (3), T'Wolves (8), Blazers (8), Warriors (12) and Wizards (9).
Once you edit all the stuff you want, this are the steps for putting it back in the .ROS file:
1. select the whole edited string, copy it, paste it in this page (
http://redir.dasumo.com/hex/) in the hexadecimal box, press translate.
2. Copy the whole string that appears in the "binario" box and paste it in a word file
3. Add 6 "0"s at the beginning of the new binary doc you just pasted (just one "0" if it is an xbox 360 file), (example: 0000000000000011111111111) and delete the last 6 "0s" of the same file (delete just the last "0" if it is an xbox 360 file) (example: 00000000000000) and copy it again.
4. Paste it in the "binario" box and press translate
5. Copy the string that appears in the haxadecimal box and paste it in the hex editor (replacing the existing code) around the offset (17A6CE for PC) (18D7FD for 360 - example in post #4) exactly in the offset marked in the example (replacement has to start exactly in the "00" offset):
NOTE:This roster file examples are from the PC version, take a look at post #4 if work on a 360 roster
7. Checksum your file
6. Done. Everything is edited and aligned back to the way it was previosly.
Lastly, I'd like to ask you guys for help, because even though I could find stuff in the string I still couldn't figure out where things like team codes or sock color are now. I'm sure that with your help we'll find this soon!
Ask here if you have doubts!
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