Global Detail Level

[Bishop]

How about a 'set all leagues to low/normal/high detail'

or at the very least, have minor leagues carry down the detail level from the parent league, so I don't have to change minor league after minor league.

[Curtis]

They would be useful, though I wouldn't make use of it. I prefer to set detail to minimum for affiliated minors and somewhat higher for parent and independent leagues.

[1998 Yankees]

Originally Posted by Bishop

. . . or at the very least, have minor leagues carry down the detail level from the parent league, so I don't have to change minor league after minor league.

Originally Posted by Curtis

They would be useful, though I wouldn't make use of it. I prefer to set detail to minimum for affiliated minors and somewhat higher for parent and independent leagues.

Curtis makes an important point in that some players like myself prefer to have minimum detail for minor leagues in order to save processing time and file size. I save the very high setting for the major leagues where such detail is important to me.

[Bishop]

Originally Posted by 1998 Yankees

Curtis makes an important point in that some players like myself prefer to have minimum detail for minor leagues in order to save processing time and file size. I save the very high setting for the major leagues where such detail is important to me.

This is really more what I'm getting at. If I'm simming a background for my league, I'll keep it at low detail until I'm close to taking over. Just changing every minor team from normal to low is tedious.

[1998 Yankees]

Originally Posted by Bishop

This is really more what I'm getting at. If I'm simming a background for my league, I'll keep it at low detail until I'm close to taking over. Just changing every minor team from normal to low is tedious.

I agree on the option of changing minor leagues en masse; I was just pointing out that having "minor leagues carry down the detail level from the parent league" automatically (if that's what you meant) might not be optimal.