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Comedian2004 · 07-08-2007, 10:34 AM

Well, you answered my question about the more than 11 runs in an inning.

The minor league team should be being displayed, as it looks it up in the teams.csv file. It is really, really, really, really early in the morning here. (9am), so my brain is not awake yet, but I will check. It is possible that I am not doing a minor league check there, so I will check and see.

As far as the In Game #1094 (wow, I had one of those also), The reason I am putting in the #, in that format, #1094, is if you click on the line in my program, it will take you to the box score and let you see it. Of course, you have to have box scores saved turned on in OOTP. I will add more information to those lines showing the date. If you use the CHECK DUMPS option, those links will not work. I will add that, as I save all box scores, like you should do!

I put the date in others where I do not have the box score number so that you can go look at it. In those cases, I would have to load in another file and look up that game. I could actually do that when you click on the link, but if I had it do it when it found it, then it would slow down the program.

Now that I think about it, I read that file in earlier, so I guess I could actually read it into memory in an array for later use by my program. You are making my brain think early.

I get started on a program and I have a hard time calling the program done. I keep adding stuff and fine tuning it. I am having so much fun with this one, that I keep adding more and more stuff.

To me it is so interesting to look at the file after I AUTOSIM 5 or 6 months and see stuff that I would have never knew happened. Like:

The biggest win this year was 20 runs.
A pitcher throwing 10 walks or hitting 3 batters.
A 23 inning game.
A 15 hit shutout.
A batter walking 5 times. It don't happen very often. I see Gehrig and Schulte doing it in mine.
Less Bell hitting 3 triples in one game.
Seeing games with 11 run innings and clicking on it and seeing that the team came back from 7-0 to win with 11 in the last of the ninth.

I am also noticing that I and others use the program different for different leagues. I play historical now, so I may autosim 10-40 years, hop in and play out a year for a team. It is nice to have the dumps option on and see something that happened during those years. It is even better when I can view that box score. Now if I was playing a fictional league with full minor leagues, I would want to see the games where it happened in the minors. I see some minor league hitters name a lot of there getting 5 hit games or winning the MVP, I may want to go peek at this guy and make a trade for him. But that is me.

I am going back to sleep.

07-08-2007, 10:34 AM	#83 (permalink)
Comedian2004 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: In a house in Saint Cloud, Florida. Posts: 6,398	Well, you answered my question about the more than 11 runs in an inning. The minor league team should be being displayed, as it looks it up in the teams.csv file. It is really, really, really, really early in the morning here. (9am), so my brain is not awake yet, but I will check. It is possible that I am not doing a minor league check there, so I will check and see. As far as the In Game #1094 (wow, I had one of those also), The reason I am putting in the #, in that format, #1094, is if you click on the line in my program, it will take you to the box score and let you see it. Of course, you have to have box scores saved turned on in OOTP. I will add more information to those lines showing the date. If you use the CHECK DUMPS option, those links will not work. I will add that, as I save all box scores, like you should do! I put the date in others where I do not have the box score number so that you can go look at it. In those cases, I would have to load in another file and look up that game. I could actually do that when you click on the link, but if I had it do it when it found it, then it would slow down the program. Now that I think about it, I read that file in earlier, so I guess I could actually read it into memory in an array for later use by my program. You are making my brain think early. I get started on a program and I have a hard time calling the program done. I keep adding stuff and fine tuning it. I am having so much fun with this one, that I keep adding more and more stuff. To me it is so interesting to look at the file after I AUTOSIM 5 or 6 months and see stuff that I would have never knew happened. Like: The biggest win this year was 20 runs. A pitcher throwing 10 walks or hitting 3 batters. A 23 inning game. A 15 hit shutout. A batter walking 5 times. It don't happen very often. I see Gehrig and Schulte doing it in mine. Less Bell hitting 3 triples in one game. Seeing games with 11 run innings and clicking on it and seeing that the team came back from 7-0 to win with 11 in the last of the ninth. I am also noticing that I and others use the program different for different leagues. I play historical now, so I may autosim 10-40 years, hop in and play out a year for a team. It is nice to have the dumps option on and see something that happened during those years. It is even better when I can view that box score. Now if I was playing a fictional league with full minor leagues, I would want to see the games where it happened in the minors. I see some minor league hitters name a lot of there getting 5 hit games or winning the MVP, I may want to go peek at this guy and make a trade for him. But that is me. I am going back to sleep. __________________ Visit www.planetootp.com for my MODS. Like BLUES? Visit www.smokestacklightnin.com, you will LOVE it! New show every Monday!! New Blues HOF!