Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25
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Bumping the liat
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@Jimmy502nd_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
@PriorFir4383355_XBL Maybe they should hire you to do some freelance stuff to help right this ship!
I've suggested to SDS that a few designers be invited to do a sitdown with SDS, whether it's through Zoom, Teams or whatever. The same way they chat with the streamers about online gameplay. Smonee, Alex, myself, Prior and a couple others have a really good beat on the creator and what it currently does, and what it could do if given the proper tools
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@Sarge1387_PSN we will do no work unless paid. Including that of my talents
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@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
@Jimmy502nd_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
@PriorFir4383355_XBL Maybe they should hire you to do some freelance stuff to help right this ship!
I've suggested to SDS that a few designers be invited to do a sitdown with SDS, whether it's through Zoom, Teams or whatever. The same way they chat with the streamers about online gameplay. Smonee, Alex, myself, Prior and a couple others have a really good beat on the creator and what it currently does, and what it could do if given the proper tools
Look, I'm fully retired and my income is fortunately COLA adjusted each year, which is probably the best part of being career military. So, I would be happy to participate in such a round table, though in my case it would be audio not likely using video.
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S SDS_JoeK_PSN referenced this topic on
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I recall that the decision to retain backward stadium compatibility started with MLB 24 and therefore applied to stadiums created within MLB 23 and uploaded to the vault. However, it appears that stadiums originally created within MLB 23 are no longer present in the vault. I created a replication of East Carolina's baseball park and folks are reporting at the Reddit sub-forum that they cannot find it.
Sadly, it is in the "My Stadiums" listings, but due to the bug with the stadium capacity erroneously showing millions of seats and the elevation figure erroneously displaying past the upper limit, none of the stadiums in the My Stadiums section of the vault can be downloaded by me into any of my 30 save slots.
So, we are essentially locked out of any access to our own prior work. And, it appears the community is unable to find previous work or even if they can, are unable to download it due to the two bugs.
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@SDS_JoeK_PSN thanks for acknowledging
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Another couple things to add to the list @SDS_JoeK_PSN
-If we could get seating blocks the size of the MiLB ones, but minus the press box.
-Chunks of angled seats at 45 and 22.5 degrees(helps round the corners more cleanly)
-Wrigley style Ivy for the wall type(when we hit triangle to cycle through the different wall colours). The current wall prop ivy is really lacking
-Maybe some more signs, already have the rights to the gear and logos so why not incorporate some nike, marucci, adidas, Oasics, Warstic etc signs?
-Few more MLB batter's eyes- Wrigley's, Coors Field, Yankee Stadium (with the fans already on it)
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@Sarge1387_PSN More variety and smaller signs would be nice.
Shallow stands without the deep concrete footprint would be nice, as well. I like to stack stand pieces on top of each other to give a different look.
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If there is going to be a round table, I would happily share my feedback as a creator.
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I'm more concerned about what is broken, than features we never had. I haven't been able to download a single stadium I wanted yet, so what broke that is causing this, and why can't they (won't they) fix what they broke?
I would love to have a dev job where I could break functionality and not be on the hook to fix it immediately.
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@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
Another couple things to add to the list @SDS_JoeK_PSN
-If we could get seating blocks the size of the MiLB ones, but minus the press box.
-Chunks of angled seats at 45 and 22.5 degrees(helps round the corners more cleanly)
-Wrigley style Ivy for the wall type(when we hit triangle to cycle through the different wall colours). The current wall prop ivy is really lacking
-Maybe some more signs, already have the rights to the gear and logos so why not incorporate some nike, marucci, adidas, Oasics, Warstic etc signs?
-Few more MLB batter's eyes- Wrigley's, Coors Field, Yankee Stadium (with the fans already on it)
I used Gemini to create this image, but this style of seating would be great, as it would add different options. This is more along the lines of what we mean by smaller seating blocks
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Minor in relation to SC not working, and the major things we’ve been asking for years, but:
1- Cactus Options
2- Canadian Flag Options
3- More Cars, Busses, etc that are able to be placed individually—especially modern day types.
4-Fences that can once again be “chained” next to each other like it used to be—and an option to have all chain fence
5-Glass outfield wall option (like was in Atlanta Fulton County Stadium in the 1970s and 1980s)
6-Pre-set seating where fans are sitting at tables, benches, posh seating, fan decks and similar props. Currently, the “empty” seating props are usable by having standing fans nearby, but would be even better if they could have such items with fans sitting there already.
7-Concourse pieces (and props) that don’t “pixelize ” when put on top of each other.Thank you!
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@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
Another couple things to add to the list @SDS_JoeK_PSN
-If we could get seating blocks the size of the MiLB ones, but minus the press box.
-Chunks of angled seats at 45 and 22.5 degrees(helps round the corners more cleanly)
-Wrigley style Ivy for the wall type(when we hit triangle to cycle through the different wall colours). The current wall prop ivy is really lacking
-Maybe some more signs, already have the rights to the gear and logos so why not incorporate some nike, marucci, adidas, Oasics, Warstic etc signs?
-Few more MLB batter's eyes- Wrigley's, Coors Field, Yankee Stadium (with the fans already on it)
I used Gemini to create this image, but this style of seating would be great, as it would add different options. This is more along the lines of what we mean by smaller seating blocks
This is precisely the motivation behind my "building block" stand request. With a small block of seats (straight and curved) one could snap multiple such blocks together and construct precisely the setup you have in those images.
Then, if the walls behind home plate could be edited same as the outfield walls currently can be, then you can change the "oval" default shape behind home plate in the Blank Template, to replicate the angular configuration in your images.
About the only nuance I feel I should add to the baseline wall edit request is that the dugouts have to remain the same, but that means they should be affixed to the wall panel that is immediately left and right of the dugouts. You move those panels and the dugout rotates and slides with it. This in the same way that the foul poles are permanently connected to the outfield wall panels at the foul lines.
What's missing in SC is the ability to customize the basic layout and appearance of the stadiums.
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@PriorFir4383355_XBL said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
the dugouts have to remain the same,
I agree with that, and made so that the foul ground can't be pinched in until one panel after the dugout.
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@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
@PriorFir4383355_XBL said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
the dugouts have to remain the same,
I agree with that, and made so that the foul ground can't be pinched in until one panel after the dugout.
Actually, I've come to change my view on this some. We can actually advocate for a greater level of flexibility here. The dugouts have to remain the same in terms of depth and length. However, they can rotate and move toward and away from their respective baselines.
Think of the concept like this ...
There is a wall panel attached to each side of each dugout. That attachment is fixed. However, if you move the wall panel then that side of the dugout rotates and moves in/out respective the baseline. In this way, you can move the backstop wall section toward or away from home plate. Of course, there has to be a minimum and maximum amount of foul ground, but that would code up the same way that there is already a maximum and minimum distance for the outfield walls from home plate.
If you notice with real world baseball stadiums, the orientation of the dugouts are different. Some are rotated to face home plate, others parallel to the baseline, and a few the dugouts actually rotate a bit away from home plate. What I just described is how actual ballparks are designed. The dugouts have to remain straight, but the amount of foul territory between the dugouts and the baselines is significantly different.
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You're picturing something like this
vs this
(again, using a couple of my renders for examples)
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Odd placement of foul pole and that foul line seems a bit off!
I guess we wouldn't have to worry about balls slicing foul here!
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@dap1234567890_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
Odd placement of foul pole and that foul line seems a bit off!
I guess we wouldn't have to worry about balls slicing foul here!
lmao that's not even the worst one, it doesnt always interpret the created parameters correctly...I've done a couple where for whatever reason there was a foul pole in center field.
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@Sarge1387_PSN said in Official Thread for Bugs and issues in Stadium Creator for MLB the Show 25:
I've done a couple where for whatever reason there was a foul pole in center field.
That would be an extreme shift, but if it is on the correct side of second base, I guess that would be legal!
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Exactly, and by doing it this way, the designer has total control and would be able to replicate any stadium within the MLB rules. In short, the template can end up being whatever the designer wants. If the current bug with the overmodeled avoidance areas on wall angles is eliminated, then any historic stadium can be precisely replicated.
And that's really the main goal.
As Mel Brooks said, "If you're going to step up to the bell -- RING IT!"
However, it is a hard rule that the foul poles must remain in line with the baselines.
