c7srh
School Cricketer
I've searched the forum, and wondered if anyone had solved the issue of hard pitches creating too high an extra bounce?
Because in real cricket the bloody keeper can catch it :drinkssachinisgod said:but why do you want this thing removed! we all have seen such high deliveries even in real cricket so why not here?
; Ball Conditions (Ball) Cricket 2004
; Hard
Condition 0
VelToSpin 0.20
SpinToVel 0.15
Hardness 0.35
VelocityReduce 0.035
SpinReduce 0.0010
HorizontalBounceMin 0.00
End
; Damp
Condition 1
VelToSpin 0.20
SpinToVel 0.15
Hardness 0.20
VelocityReduce 0.055
SpinReduce 0.0010
HorizontalBounceMin 0.00
End
; Dusty
Condition 2
VelToSpin 0.20
SpinToVel 0.15
Hardness 0.35
VelocityReduce 0.035
SpinReduce 0.0010
HorizontalBounceMin 0.00
End
; Normal
Condition 3
VelToSpin 0.20
SpinToVel 0.15
Hardness 0.30
VelocityReduce 0.044
SpinReduce 0.0010
HorizontalBounceMin 0.00
End
; Green
Condition 4
VelToSpin 0.20
SpinToVel 0.15
Hardness 0.27
VelocityReduce 0.0455
SpinReduce 0.0010
HorizontalBounceMin 0.00
End
End
Here the bloody keeper lets go balls around his waist and shin...its not the pitch that has the problem lets try solving the keeper problem! that would be a more wholesome solution to it!brad352 said:Because in real cricket the bloody keeper can catch it :drinks
barmyarmy said:You could try editing these values but I think it's been tried already...
Offset: 25628672
Yeah, but if we can't fix the keeper the next best thing is to work around the problem :drinkssachinisgod said:Here the bloody keeper lets go balls around his waist and shin...its not the pitch that has the problem lets try solving the keeper problem! that would be a more wholesome solution to it!
c7srh said:Thanks for your help, Colin
zimrahil said:I am afraid editing the values Colin has posted will not affect the bounce of the ball off the pitch. The 'hardness' value in this case refers to the bounce of the ball in the outfield
zimrahil said:I am afraid editing the values Colin has posted will not affect the bounce of the ball off the pitch. The 'hardness' value in this case refers to the bounce of the ball in the outfield