Hex Editing: Court Colors and Reflections

[johndoe22]

First,

Download Edit Pad Pro, open it up. At the top click Search, and then Show Search Panel. It will pop up at the bottom. In the top box copy and paste this FFFFFFFF000000000000000000000000FFFFFFFF


and then find first.............ITS SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS - everything below that highlighted area is the entire court




Ok now Exit out of the search, You will see an x on the bottom right hand corner. and then scroll up a little. just enough so that your highlighted area is still visible on screen ..............like this



Ok let do some business now



ok the entire portion of the screen you are looking at is the OUT OF BOUNDS AREA UNDER THE BASKET. There are 5 section

1. Thats Floor Reflection during the actual game

2. Thats Floor Reflection during the intro

3. The Floor Reflection -Turn OFF setting during actual game - meaning ......no need to touch it

4. The Floor Reflection -Turn OFF setting during intro - meaning...........no need to touch it

5 Last is The Color Code. You can play with those number i have circled or you can just extract a color from another court

Then the cycle repeats itself as you scroll down into another portion of the court. You can work on the rest yourself. This is just a basic outline of it so you can understand it batter

[nathxniel]

wow.. thank you so much for this. this will be very helpful..

[Ricoy]

Thanks bro...

[johndoe22]

Please let me know if you have any questions

[JaoSming]

Thanks: stickied for convenience


Are you planning on doing a tut for uniforms and global shadowing? If so did you want to keep it in the same topic?

[johndoe22]

Thanks: stickied for convenience


Are you planning on doing a tut for uniforms and global shadowing? If so did you want to keep it in the same topic?

If i do one for jerseys, I will start a new thread.

Global Shadowing is a bit complicated, i sort of got lucky with it. But jersey occlusion shouldn't be too difficult to comprehend

[chicano]

wow very nice.. i hope court patchers will take note of this tutorial.. thanks johndoe!!

[johndoe22]

BTW that tutorial is used with the original chicago bulls floor f003

[washbuRn]

johndoe22 can i have your yahoo messenger add?

[thelegend23]

finally man i was waiting for this thanks but i have some improvement i forgot to show you

[johndoe22]

finally man i was waiting for this thanks but i have some improvement i forgot to show you

cool man, lets have a look!!

[johndoe22]

johndoe22 can i have your yahoo messenger add?

pogue975@yahoo.com

[thelegend23]

bro how about this one?



i'm still trying the bobcats that i showed you thanks man.

[johndoe22]

bro how about this one?



i'm still trying the bobcats that i showed you thanks man.

nicely done man.

[washbuRn]

dude i've seen the numbers and letters that you posted. but what code or something to overright the one you taught us. so that the court reflection will appear clearly. sorry for my english.

[washbuRn]

thelegend23

kunin ko nga ym mo pre. paturo ako. hndi ko makuhakuha eh ^^

[gOry]

BIG THX bro..

[johndoe22]

dude i've seen the numbers and letters that you posted. but what code or something to overright the one you taught us. so that the court reflection will appear clearly. sorry for my english.

Well u have to learn how hex numbers work, in this case just change the 80 3f that i have the arrows pointed at to D0 40. I suggest u use original bulls court, as the layout is simple

[thelegend23]

thanks man it took me a lot of trial and error to know exactly where the lights are guys just follow his tutorial i'm sure you will get it

[johndoe22]

thanks man it took me a lot of trial and error to know exactly where the lights are guys just follow his tutorial i'm sure you will get it

great job

[Vl@d Zola Jr.]

Nicely done!

Though, do all the courts have the same structure?
If yes, there is a possibility to make a friendly editor...

[johndoe22]

Nicely done!

Though, do all the courts have the same structure?
If yes, there is a possibility to make a friendly editor...

its usually the out of bounds area first, then the wooden floor areas, and then the remainer of the colors......... starting with the paint, then the sideline, and ending with line colors. This is the basic order most of the time. But it could be different on some files

[CHNxiaoju]

thank u very much bro!!!

[Marek]

johndoe22, will it work for files in 2k10???

[johndoe22]

johndoe22, will it work for files in 2k10???

color codes from 2k10 should work with 2k11 files. but the structure for 2k10 has a different look.