(EDIT : Updated version Sept 20, 2019 : experimental name editing bugfix)
I've written a very simple Windows utility (command-line only) that exports player attributes from a roster file to a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet can then be edited and imported again to update player names, positions, player types and gameplay attributes.
How team rosters work is a mystery I may never solve, so players can't be moved to different teams. It has to be done in-game.
If anyone is interested in testing it:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/6gybww...K10v3.zip/file
Extract the Ut2K10 folder and run Ut2K10.exe. Ignore all of the other files.
USAGE NOTES:
For the PS3 version, the PS3 file has to be decrypted (with BruteForce). Remember to encrypt it again before using it on the PS3. Apparently this also works with
the XBox 360 version. Similar procedure : extract the contents file (.con) from the 360 save file using Horizon or an equivalent program for editing, then re-insert it into the save before loading it onto the XBox 360.
ID column tells program what player to overwrite. Do not edit IDs.
POS column in spreadsheet allows changing player position.
-> Use values : C, D, L, R, G
-> It is possible to change skaters into goalies and vice-versa (unlike in 2K8).
TYPE column allows changing player type. Values are same as with 2K8 editor:
"UTL","FIN","POW","2WY","PMK","SCO","ENF","COM","OFF","DEF","BFY","POS","RFX"
-> Currently exporting is not supported, so this column will be empty.
-> It's recommended to NOT skip player types. Overall rating will be too low if a player's type doesn't correspond to his strongest attributes.
Player names and attributes can be edited freely in the spreadsheet.
-> Maximum length for first or last name is 14 characters.
More information for those who may be struggling:
https://forums.operationsports.com/f...9&postcount=15
Dedicated to molifox, DJNeo, austrianredwing, and everyone else working hard to keep 2K10 alive and well.