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  • Maverick
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    • Aug 2014
    • 289

    #1

    Player Images, Ball Logo, Screenshots, Replays...

    Ball Logos and other utilities can be downloaded here:
    http://golfsimclubhouse.com/wgc2011/utilities.htm

    Player pictures

    To change player avatars, first copy a .png picture into the folder below. Then you'll be able to select that picture in the player edit screen.

    PNG file format
    c:\programdata\proteeportal\games\proteesim\sys\cr eateplayer

    Ball logos

    To change player's ball logo, first copy a .png ball logo into the folder below. Then you'll be able to select that logo in the player edit screen.

    Transparant PNG file format
    c:\programdata\proteeportal\games\proteesim\sys\ba lllogos

    Screenshots

    Function key F7 (low resolution) or F8 (high resolution)
    c:\programdata\proteeportal\games\proteesim\sshots

    Replays

    (in game) Menu -> View Replay -> Save Replay
    c:\programdata\proteeportal\games\proteesim\replay s

    Flybys

    Keyboard key "R"
    c:\programdata\proteeportal\games\proteesim\flybys
  • THARN
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 106

    #2
    ive been trying to set up an avatar for in game but i cannot ever find the folder that i have to put it in- to select it in game. c:\"programdata" says it does not exist when I try looking for it.
    i am using win xp for the sim/

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    • Maverick
      Offline
      • Aug 2014
      • 289

      #3
      You have to find the Proteesim\sys\createplayer folder.

      Anybody using Win XP?

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      • mmlincon
        Extreme Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 901

        #4
        It a hidden directory. You have to show hidden files and folders in options

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        • Daniel Rance
          Junior Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 21

          #5
          I still cant find the folder, went to setting and changed see hidden files etc, but still couldn't find it? can anyone help?

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          • Tony
            Member
            • Aug 2014
            • 32

            #6
            Daniel it worked for me. Go to MY Computer,click on Tools,click on folder options, click on view, click on Show hidden files folders and drives, click Apply. Now go to my computer again, double click c: and the folder should be there. This should work. At least it did for me. Cheers.

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