About an hours worth of time per season.
Basically with my program, you can just make a couple settings and click and it adds the photos. Real players if they exist and fake players if they do not exist. Also a google report, where you can quickly google image search for any missing players.
There is a folder that you can put all MLB photos in and it will pull them from there when you start a new league, but this function was added to OOTP after I wrote my program. Also, OOTP will not bring in the rookies photos each year.
Another advantage, is you could find a picture of a player for each year and put that photo in the year folder. Let's say that you have a different picture of Hank Aaron from 1957 to 1975. You can put it in the 1957 folder, another one in 1958, 1959, etc. Then each year you could run it and your Aaron would age.
Go ahead and manually add photos to every player and time how long it takes vs. my program.
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Originally Posted by Kyros
So what is the difference between this program vs just putting them into the folder myself?
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