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TribeFanInNC · 10-20-2009, 04:51 PM

I'll answer the second part first. In the League Setup after you create your league, there is a function to edit league schedules. Within the schedule editor, you can import a external schedule. This can only be done in the Offseason or the Preseason (i.e. not during spring training or during the season). The league setup must match the schedule in terms of no. of games, interleague, balanced schedule, etc... or you will get an error.

I forget exactly where the schedule folder is. I think it is just in My Docs\OOTP 10 (or the Vista or Mac equivalent). If you set your league up to exactly match how gmo has the schedule set up, OOTP will automatically bring it in from the schedule folder for you as you go through your initial league creation. But as I said, you can import it manually too.

10-20-2009, 04:51 PM	#2 (permalink)
TribeFanInNC Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,498 Thanked 253x in 204 posts	I'll answer the second part first. In the League Setup after you create your league, there is a function to edit league schedules. Within the schedule editor, you can import a external schedule. This can only be done in the Offseason or the Preseason (i.e. not during spring training or during the season). The league setup must match the schedule in terms of no. of games, interleague, balanced schedule, etc... or you will get an error. I forget exactly where the schedule folder is. I think it is just in My Docs\OOTP 10 (or the Vista or Mac equivalent). If you set your league up to exactly match how gmo has the schedule set up, OOTP will automatically bring it in from the schedule folder for you as you go through your initial league creation. But as I said, you can import it manually too. __________________ PEBA - Duluth Warriors