is there an XBOX 360 lighting mod that works for Live 2005?

i was just wondering for the xbox 360 lighting mod which works for live 07, does it also work for 2005? if it does, may i please have it?

Does regular lighting even work for you?

umm...sadly, no

So why would 360 lighting work for you if there is any?

hm.... burnt...

again you could always try to get like a settings file to turn on lighting

btw the island.. taiwan?

Its hard to find the settings.dat on here. Look in the 2005 and 06 sections. The 06 settings should also work.

where in the 'downloads' section do i find the settings.dat? my bad, i mean what category like announcements, general issues, patch requests, " " issues, etc?

I don't know. Look for it. Try technical issues first.

ok it works. but now i have shadows flashing in the game, sometimes from the players sometimes from the thing in the top middle. how can i get this fixed? also, my gameplay become a bit choppy and doesnt run smoothly.

if you have all these problems then lighting probably shouldnt be used on your computer

if you have all these problems then lighting probably shouldnt be used on your computer

did it happen to you before too? i remember you used it before when you were playing in the practice mode. also here, my practice court floor flashes =>
does it help if i change anything in options to make it look and play better?

Plain and simple. Get a new GFX card

whats the best size and where is the best place to get one?

That is what happened to me when I used it. There is no option you can change. Either get a new graphics card or play without lighting.

how can i change it back to default settings with no lighting?
or maybe can someone give to me a realistic 'default(no lighting)' details settings please?

Exit the game. Go to my documents/nba live 2005/settings.dat

Delete the settings.dat

Load up the game.

Tell me if that works

whats better: anisotropic, bilinear, or trilinear?

Exit the game. Go to my documents/nba live 2005/settings.dat

Delete the settings.dat

Load up the game.

Tell me if that works

yup, works

It has to do with how well the textures get drawn in the game, when you view them from far away and from a steep angle..
And as SilasDC said: Anisotropic filtering is the best (slowest), after that comes Trilinear, and last comes Bilinear filtering (fastest).
If you have a very good computer, run the game with anisotropic, but if have a 'not-so-good' computer, use trilinear or even bilinear.