MineRobber9000 / CFCRevampedScripts

CFC Revamped

Some scripts I wrote for CFC Revamped, a college football league in FBGM. Check them out!

Running the scripts

Drag and drop the export onto the script to run the script on the export. So far I've written CCG_placeholders.py, but that's because that one's kind of important.

• CCG_placeholders.py - Adds placeholder games to the last week of the schedule for the conference championship games to go in. Run before the end of the season.
• CCG_schedule.py - Schedules said CCG games. Each conference is assumed to have 2 divisions, and the CCG is between the two division champs. It also adds the placeholders for bowl week.
• BOWL_schedule.py - Schedules bowl games independently of the playoffs. Takes tie-ins.txt, which describes the tie-ins, and at-large.txt, which describes the at-large playoff teams (so we don't accidentally schedule them for a bowl game).
• PLAYOFFS_schedule.py - Schedules the playoffs correctly, containing at-large bids and the conference champs. Takes at-large.txt which describes the at-large bids.

To run a season, run CCG_placeholders.py on the initial season-start export. Then, once you've simulated the regular season, run CCG_schedule.py on a new export. After the conference championship week, run BOWL_schedule.py on a new export. Finally, run PLAYOFFS_schedule.py on the playoffs export.

If there are any errors, let me know (I'll want the error.txt, as that will tell me what the error was).

What the files need to look like

tie-ins.txt

The Bowl Name,Conference 1,1,Conference 2,1
I'd Rather Bowl,Conference 1,2,None,None

The example above describes a bowl named "The Bowl Name", pitting the best non-playoff teams from Conference 1 and Conference 2 together, and a "I'd Rather Bowl", featuring the second-best team from Conference 1 versus the best team that isn't already scheduled to play a bowl (and doesn't have a more specific tie-in). The included tie-ins.txt file is the bowl setup of CFC Revamped at the current moment.

at-large.txt

Oregon
LSU
Baylor

The example above would include Oregon, LSU, and Baylor as the at-large bids.