Jersey Number Positioning tutorial...
by bokayo
DISCLAIMER: PLEASE READ!!!
- use this tutorial at your own risk...
- not really very reliable (i'm not very sure of this technique)
- but you can test if this will really work...
Steps:
1. backup the jersey file (ex. decl01.fsh, pdhome.fsh, etc) that you want to edit
2. open the jersey file with a hex editor
3. search for the following string:
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,frnt,back,nfrr,nfrl,nfrc,nbkr,nbkl,nbkc,bjer,bshr,
the string above (i think) are the variables for the coordinates and sizes of the images.
4. each of the above mentioned variables will have 4 sets of 16-bit integers namely, X coordinate, Y coordinate, width, and height. these numbers can be found just before the variables. refer to the image below.
if the image does not show just download the image
http://www.freewebs.com/bokayo/hex00.jpg
5. change the values accordingly. the variables are as follows,
frnt front bitmap?
back back bitmap?
nfrr values for the right number of a two digit number at the front of the jersey
nfrl values for the left number of a two digit number at the front of the jersey
nfrc values for the number of a single digit number at the front of the jersey
nbkr values for the right number of a two digit number at the back of the jersey
nbkl values for the left number of a two digit number at the back of the jersey
nbkc values for the number of a single digit number at the back of the jersey
bjer jersey?
bshr shorts?
never mind the variables with the question marks. anyway we are only concerned of the coordinates for the numbers in the jerseys.
we would want to edit the values highlighted by
green and
yellow because they are the x and y coordinates of the numbers from front to back. the very first coordinates are for the
nfrr, followed by the
nfrl, then by
nfrc, nbkr, nbkl, and
nbkc respectively.
the values highlighted by the
red and
blue are the sizes of the bitmaps does not really affect the jerseys. but they are still in the same order as the values highlighted by green and yellow.
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*NOTE: you must know how to convert integer values to its 16-bit format and back. maybe next time na lang kung paano magconvert ng integer values sa 16-bit formats nila.
This would only be a temporary solution to number positioning in the jerseys. I think there is a program which is called FSHTweeker which can do this even without editing the hex values. But I just can't wait for that program that is why i meddled with the fsh file hehehe...