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Le Grande Orange · 07-10-2009, 01:18 AM

One possible way is to export the schedule file, then open it up in Notepad (though the OOTP schedule files have an .lsdl file name extension, then are essentially text filed). Look for the string of text at the top of file which says something like this:

start_day_of_week="3"

This controls what day of the week the season will start on, with 1 = Sunday, 2 = Monday, and so on.

Try changing this value to one digit higher than whatever it's set at in the file. That should push all the series back one day.

Alternatively, try using the "Force Start on Certain Weekday" option in the Schedule Options section of league setup. This tells OOTP to start the season's schedule on the specified day of the week. So find out what day of the week you're starting on now, and then push it back one day.

(See this page in the OOTP online manual, and scroll down to the Schedule Options section.)

07-10-2009, 01:18 AM	#2
Le Grande Orange Hall Of Famer Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Up There Posts: 15,644	One possible way is to export the schedule file, then open it up in Notepad (though the OOTP schedule files have an .lsdl file name extension, then are essentially text filed). Look for the string of text at the top of file which says something like this: start_day_of_week="3" This controls what day of the week the season will start on, with 1 = Sunday, 2 = Monday, and so on. Try changing this value to one digit higher than whatever it's set at in the file. That should push all the series back one day. Alternatively, try using the "Force Start on Certain Weekday" option in the Schedule Options section of league setup. This tells OOTP to start the season's schedule on the specified day of the week. So find out what day of the week you're starting on now, and then push it back one day. (See this page in the OOTP online manual, and scroll down to the Schedule Options section.)