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clamel · 11-09-2023, 01:18 PM

This might be too much to ask, BUT
checking up on many great 3d models made I now and then find some dimensions and wall heights to be a little wrong, when one checking up on available info on those ballparks.

So my question is if someone know a very special website with crazy details info on those numbers.
Often one find Left,Center,Right, but not Left center/Right center, which are in this game.

The more details the happier I will be. There got to be a super detailed website somewhere out there.

One example is Sacrmaneot River Cats, Sutter Health Park
In game it's 430 feet to center field,
but on all info I can find it's actually only 403 feet.
Changing that number and one need to figure out LCF and RCF which must be shorter than sat by OOTP.
The park is created by the great eriqjaffe, but clearly he did not alter the dimensions that came with the game.

Then not sure how much these dimension play in at all when playing. Perhaps it's all the ballpark factors that decide the outcome of long balls into the outfield.

11-09-2023, 01:18 PM	#1
clamel All Star Starter Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Across the Pond Posts: 1,042	Detailed dimensions MiLB parks This might be too much to ask, BUT checking up on many great 3d models made I now and then find some dimensions and wall heights to be a little wrong, when one checking up on available info on those ballparks. So my question is if someone know a very special website with crazy details info on those numbers. Often one find Left,Center,Right, but not Left center/Right center, which are in this game. The more details the happier I will be. There got to be a super detailed website somewhere out there. One example is Sacrmaneot River Cats, Sutter Health Park In game it's 430 feet to center field, but on all info I can find it's actually only 403 feet. Changing that number and one need to figure out LCF and RCF which must be shorter than sat by OOTP. The park is created by the great eriqjaffe, but clearly he did not alter the dimensions that came with the game. Then not sure how much these dimension play in at all when playing. Perhaps it's all the ballpark factors that decide the outcome of long balls into the outfield.