I have fixed the schedules so that team icons show up correctly, and team names are once again readable.

Don't see any games on your schedule? Hello, the draft takes place in March - you have to skip ahead at least to April to see games.

Individual player pages are now available.

If you are interested in helping with the truly boring stages right now - mainly, drafting a roster, tinkering with your settings, seeing what changes thay make, and notifying me of any crazy results (such as a roster with only 3 pitchers on it), let me know, and I'll add you now.

If not, watch this space and let me know when we've progressed enough that you'd be interested.

By the way, to those who have already joined - if you find your draft preferences reset to something you do not recognize, it's because I have completely wiped and reinstated the league (due to an underlying error I've discovered). I did this today when I noticed that minor league level pitchers were using an incorrect algorhythm for creating potential ratings in the batting areas, thus meanign that a guy with a 30 in batting contact might have a potential of 95. I could buy that in a position player, but not in a pitcher.

Holy, what's this now? SIM BAseball game you made. I like it already.

And Detroit demons would be my team. Haha
Just uh, what to do here?

I have revamped the way in which players are created, especially in relation to additional positions.

You'll notice that, with many players, if you click on their name, you'll see that they have extra positions, with a number listed afterwards in parenthesis.

Such as a first baseman with the following -
Additional position: Right Field (65)

This means that he has a familiarity rating of 65 as a right fielder. Note that all players have a 100 in their primary position. This familiarity rating is used to figure how much they are penalized defensively for playing out of position. The more a player plays in a position, the higher that rating can go.

Note also that some positions are easier to learn than others... and this is further incfluenced by the position considered to be player's "natural" position. For instance, a short stop can learn second base easily. Learning to be a catcher, on the other hand, is quite difficult. A center fielder can play left field easily, but will experience a steeper learning curve playing second base.

I'll be continuing to tweak player creation, so that their abilities make more sense. Also, if you notice that your team is gone, give it a few minutes - I may be resetting the league or tinkering with code.

Sorry, these are the joys of alpha testing.

After too long away from this project, I'm working on it again. I'm about to have the function to set lineups done.

Good to hear, I'll get back to remembering how to break it.

Check it out, Gruggles. The lineup interface is there (though I don't have it saving yet).

Lineups work. Depth chart and pitching roles next.

I'll be interested to see if Grugg can break anything here.

Grugg needs to remember where the link is, he seems to have misplaced it...

>_>

Testing space is at http://www.rdinn.net/simball/index.php.

Back to messing with it then.

Lineups and pitching roles are done.

Defensive depth charts are done.