Guest Asaemon Posted June 17, 2012 Share Posted June 17, 2012 C-Verse Expanded http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee489/asaemon/WMMA3/CV%20Expansion/CVExpandedalt2.jpg This is a project to create a larger database and game world. Instead of modders working on individual mods and fighter packs the goal are that our work should be able to be merged together, be released and be fully compatible to merge with the default database starting in 1998. In this project are in Alphabetical order: Afroduck - Working on creating a larger game world and a functional bantamweight division. Asaemon - Working on importing fighters and other things from the TEW series. I will also work to create a game world for the world of Shootfighting before ALPHA-1 with some history. One part of this work is to have a functional Super Heavyweight division. When this is finished the possibility would be there to with some editing to be able to go back in time and play during the start of ALPHA-1, GAMMA or even the inception of Shootfighting. Blackman - Working on creating a larger game world of female fighters. MatthewTrixie - Creating biographies for fighters, so that all fighters in the mod has a biography. If more mod makers, fighter pack creators, renderers or graphic creators want to join this project you're welcome. The main goal is to create the largest database possible with unique renders not being used twice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 17, 2012 Share Posted June 17, 2012 CV Expanded 2.0 Add-on (Work in progress) STARTING DATE: January 1998 AGERS: 5 CEO'S: 8 COMPANIES: 15 FIGHT HISTORIES: 33 FIGHT TEAMS: 19 FIGHTERS: 346 HALL OF FAME: 2 NARRATIVES: 24 PPV CARRIERS: 117 RELATIONSHIPS: 37 TITLE HISTORIES: 5 TITLES: 9 TV STATIONS: 308 USER CHARACTERS: 2 CV Expanded 2.0 updated default database STARTING DATE: January 1998 AGERS: 1 CEO'S: 72 COMPANIES: 24 ERAS: Remade the era system to simulate the evolution from early Vale Tudo to Mixed Martial Arts. FIGHT TEAMS: 46 FIGHTERS: 1220 HALL OF FAME: 4 NARRATIVES: 54 PPV AGREEMENTS: 1 PPV CARRIERS: 18 RELATIONSHIPS: 36 TITLE HISTORIES: 21 TITLES: 34 TV SHOWS: 1 TV STATIONS: 36 USER CHARACTERS: 3 Credits to: Blackman for female fighters and renders Scottie for the Arjen van der Leyne render Mr T Jobs To Me, Peter Hilton, Jtlant, SadisticBlessings and the other contributors of the TEW 1977 Mod 1.1 Derek B and the other contributors of the TEW CornellVerse 97 Adam Ryland and the other contributors of the TEW 2007 default, TEW 2008 default, TEW 2010 default, WMMA default, WMMA2 default and WMMA3 default databases. Weidt for the promotion logo and banner templates. Weidt for the Graphics Data Resource 1.0. When finished this data will be merged with data from Afroduck and Blackman, and released as one large database. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 17, 2012 Share Posted June 17, 2012 Timeline of WMMA (Work in progress) 1920s – Early Vale Tudo contests. BJJ blackbelt Ricardo Feitosa Sr fights loads of Boxers, Luta Livre practioners, Capoeira fighters, and generic toughguys in Rio de Janeiro's martial arts dojos and small gymnasiums. 1970s - The future "Strong Style" wrestling legend Hito Ichihara hosted several legitimate Shootfighting matches. Along with this, the style of mixing Martial Arts and Catch Wrestling used in these types of Shootfights began to spring up everywhere. 1974 – Combat Fighting Arts forms In May 1974, Kien Shih founded Combat Fighting Arts, a promotion centered around the concept of CFA presenting its matches as legitimate fights between two competitors, instead of the traditional ideals of Japanese wrestling. The "worked shoots" concept, seen as a huge gamble to begin with, was an immediate and total flop, shutting down for the summer of 1975. 1975 - World Freestyle Fighting Tournament forms In december 1975 legendary martial artist and "Strong Style" wrestler Hito Ichihara forms World Freestyle Fighting Tournament a freestyle single-elimination fighting tournament, where some of the world's finest martial artists were invited. 1984 - United Shootfighting Federation forms The Universal Shootfighting Federation was set up to promote the "true" shootfights. USF was a pioneer mixing legitimate Martial Arts with "Strong Style" wrestling. It's roots were Hito Ichihara's Hybrid Wrestling style and it was founded by former "Strong Style" wrestlers. 1989 – Combat Fighting Arts international forms CFAi was set up to promote the "true" shoots. It was founded by Kiemon Shih, the younger brother of the original CFA founder Kien Shih. 1990 – PANKRATION forms PANKRATION is oldest active MMA promotion in the world and was set up to promote "true shootfights" in a openweight division. It's roots are Hito Ichihara's Hybrid Wrestling style and it was founded by former "Strong Style" wrestlers. 1992 - ALPHA-1 forms 1994 - NARUTO Company buys ALPHA-1 1994 - GAMMA forms First professional MMA promotion to use a Cage. 1995 – Squillionaire Lance Decker buys GAMMA 1995 - BCF forms 1995 - FLB forms 1996 - American Women's Fighting Championships forms 1996 - C-GIRL forms 1996 - Las Vegas Fighting Federation forms 1996 - SIGMA forms 1997 - KDM FC forms 1997 - XCC forms 1997 - WEFF forms 1998 - J-1 Full Contact Combat forms 2004 - WVTC forms 2006 – The Black Day Two MMA competitors dies during a Japanese event. 2006 - Inspire Diversity Group International forms 2010 - TIER 1 forms 2010 - SFC forms 2013 - HFC forms ... List of Promotions added American Women's Fighting Championships C-GIRL Combat Fighting Arts international European League of Professional Fighters EXODUS FB Hollyweird Fighting Championships Inspire Diversity Group International J-1 Full Contact Combat Las Vegas Fighting Federation London Fighting Championship PANKRATION Supreme Fighting Championships TIER 1 Universal Shootfighting Federation World Freestyle Fighting Tournament Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 17, 2012 Share Posted June 17, 2012 The history of WMMA Kien Shih was a former Judo champion, who had visions of creating a hybrid between professional wrestling and his sport. In May 1974, Kien Shih founded Combat Fighting Arts, a promotion centered around the concept of CFA presenting its matches as legitimate fights between two competitors, instead of the traditional ideals of Japanese pro wrestling. The matches were actually booked to ensure popular winners. The concept, seen as a huge gamble to begin with, was an immediate and total flop, leaving Shih scrambling to repair the damage done to his finances. Combat Fighting Arts closed in the summer of 1975 and Kien Shih opened Tokyo City Championship Combat to promote regular pro wrestling. To be continued... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 17, 2012 Share Posted June 17, 2012 List of added fighters "Bat Out of Hell" Adrian McGhee Akinori Kwakami "Double A" Akira Arato "Mr. Submission" Al Coleman "Parental Abuse" Alan Parent Alasi Tua Aleksander Knyazev "The Perth Playboy" Alexander Banks Alexander Robinson Alexander Tomov Amiri "The Predator" Ngala Andriy Boronin "Brute" Alexei Tolstova "The Dutch Master" Arjen Van Den Leyne Arpad Herczegh "The Crippler" Arsen Fadzaev Asami Okubo "Colonel" Asante Mubuto Azumamaro Shimizu "Samoan Machine" Bali So'oialo Barnabas "Billy Huge" Huges Barry Griffin "No Gimmick Needed" Barry Kingman "Black" Bart Jones Bas Hagen "B.O." Bas Orlovsky B.B. Greenwood "Bomber" Beau Butte Ben "The Milwaukee Machine" Michaelson Billy "The Whirlwind" Graham "So Solid" Billy Robinson Blaine "The Bruiser" Dunham "Strongman" Bob Fitzgibbons Boo "The Wizard" Smithson "The Master of Aikido" Brent Masters "The Franchise" Brooke Tyler Bruce Strange "Bad News" Bruno Bruno Litvinenko Bryan Holmes Bryan Vessey Bubba "Clubber" Clemson "Sergeant" Bubba Lee West Bucky "The Wolf" Stark "Will Work For Beer" Bud Miller Burak Sansai "The Second Generation Superstar" Cam Vessey Chiyeko "Candy Cane" Kita Chojiro Kitoaji Chomei Sugiyama Cletus "Killer Croc" Clemson Connie Morris "The Graduate" Chris Flynn Christian Blithe Christina "Christy" Higgins Christopher "Rubber" Ball "The Natural" Christopher Gerard "Ice Cold" Claire Winters "The Predator" Claudio Burdisso "The Hooligan" Colin Picalo "The Wild One" Con McReady Cory "Dread" Peterson "The Shooter" Craig Prince Curtis "CJ" Jenkins Dae Yung Moon Dan Chow "The Real Menace to Society" Daniel Jones Danjuro Kikuchi "Dirty" Danny Berteling "The Tower of London" Danny Patterson Daren Miller "The Prodigy" Darin Flynn Darla Knight Darryl "Dog Fyte" Freeman Dean "The Machine" Daniels "The Canadian Pit Bull" Dermott Ayeres "Raw Sex" Dexter Mattell Dino Maldini "The Terror of the Highlands" Don Henderson Drake "The Snake" Oberlin Dwayne E Williams-Geraint Earl McPeterson "Tsunami" Eddie Salavea Eiji Kiriyama Eiji "Young Boy" Sayuki "The Lord of Strong Style" Eisaku Kunomasu Eri Sato Eric "Bull Wrecker" Sandretti "The Mace" Ernest Mason "The Assassin of the Squared Circle" Ernest Youngman Etsuko Arihyoshi Evan Aldridge Ewerton Feitosa Farih Omotoso "White Angel" Frankie Dee "P-Dawg" Frankie Perez Fuyuko Higa "Hell's Angel" Gabriel Peterson Gary "Legendary" Kohl Gavin Owen "The Dragon's Daughter" Ginko Kuroda "The Angry Man" Glen Ward Hajime Sugisata Hana Ajibana Harry McPeterson Harry "Hitman" Simonson Haruhiro Tsumemasa Harumi Shinomori "The Omega Man" Harvey Robbinfield Heihachiro Sakai Hirokichi "Strong Style" Yoemon Hirokumi Saito Hito Ichihara Hitomaro Suzuki Hoshiko Tagawa Hristo "Red" Chabolov "Ice Man" Irving Anderson Jaime Quine "The Return of the Monster" James Diaz Jarvis Miller JD Morgan Jefferson Brown Jerome "La Panthère" DuBois Jeremy Tomkinson "The Outlaw" Jesse James Johnson Jim Fitzgibbons "The Great White Shark" Jimmy Stonor J.J. Sorbell "The Specialist" JK Lee "Eruption" Joe Anoa'i "Straight Shooter" Joel Bryant John Gehring "The Silent Threat" John Maverick John "The Silencer" Snyder "The Grim Reaper" Jonah Carson Jotaro Tanaka Judai "Dragon" Agakawa "The Sandman" Jules Night "Battle Warrior" Kaori Takenouchi Kalu Owusu Kamal "GIANT" Singh Kaneie "Tiger" Fuyuki "The Pain From The Ukraine" Karen Bilous Katsuro Tanaka Katsuyo Nagashima Kazu "Tornado" Nagai Kazushige Matsuki "Killer" Kelvin Avery Ken "The Dragon" Wakata Kenichi Komagata Kenny Poulter Kento Kamida "The Irish Assassin" Kerry Brennan Kevin Yashere "The Dog Of War" Kimitada Yanagita Kiyotaka Koryusai Kitoaji Kunio Nakada "The Pit Fighter" Kuniyoshi Kawamura Kuruma Kyoichi Tsukata Kyoto Kajiwara Lamprecht "The Lunatic" Kunze Landon Mallory Lanny "Old School" Williams Larry Vessey Lars Brecher "The African Assassin" Lassana Makutsi Lauren Easter "Red Hot" Lauren Stamille-Richards "The Real Deal" Lee Bennett "Karate Champion" Leo Daniels Leon "Cerberus" Jameson Li Bingci "Glorious" Logan Wolfsbaine "Unbreakable" Luke Steele "Loose Cannon" Manchester Maddox Mamoru Nagahama "The Russian Giant" Marat Khoklov "The Vandal"Marcus Spearhead "The Tap Out Artist" Mario da Silva Mark "The Anvil" Griffin "The Tasmanian Devil" Mark McPhail "Speedball" Mark Hughes Mary Beth Chase Masaaki Okazaki Masaki Sakurai Masutaro Kataoka Mason "The Storm" Braddock Matt Mountain Matty Wills Maxwell Aland "The Irish Stretching Machine" Merle O'Curle Michael "Harlem" Haynes Michael "Razor Valentine" Moodie Michael Rheur Michel "Rahim" Ayoub "La Douleur" Michel Bernard Mike Mountain "The Dragon" Mikey James "Boot Camp" Mikey Russo "Freestyle" Mitch Haggans Mitsugu "The Wolf" Mitsunari Fugunaga Mohammed El Yaaggoudi "Mighty" Mohammed Barrett Morimasa Kato Moromao "Dynamite" Narahashi Morris Wright "The Detroit Cobra" Moses Hardcase "The Japanese Defender" Motoichi Arakida "The Shoot Fighter" Motoyuki Miyake Musashi Nate "The Great" DeMarcus "The Black Dog" Nathan Black Nene Ebina Nichiren Amagawa Nigel Svensson Nobuo Wakabayashi Nobuyoshi Saitou Oda "SHAOLIN" Masato Oda Yakuta Omezo Shikitei Osei "The Hunter" Khama Oskar "Ox" Kreviazuk Otto "Der Hammer" Hammerschmidt "Punisher" Paul Hughes Paul "Pinfall" Peters Paul Reinhold Pavel Vanzycha "No Mercy" Percy Devine "Smooth" Phil Jerome "The Rookie Monster" Primus Allen Rahabad Lawal Rahmel Goode Rashid Lawal "Crippler" Ray Kingman "The Monster" Raymond Diaz Reggie Tate Rei Chikanatsu Remo Richardson "The Black Death" Rhianna Voegele Ricardo Feitosa Sr "The Sensational" Ricky Storm Rika Tsujimura Riku "Ricky" Han "The Human Weapon" Rob Edwards Rob "The Real Deal" Reynolds Roku "The Rock" Sotomura Romi "KICK" Yamato Ron "Action" Jackson Ron "Mad Man" McMannus Roper Williams Ross Henry Ross Hicks Roy Edison Rudolph Gray Ryobe Uno "The Lion Of Yokohama" Ryoji Hashimoto Ryozo 'Bloody' Takai Ryu Kajahara Ryu "Quick Kick" Nakao Sae Akutagawa Sander "The Terminator" Schiller Sasha Pavlovic Sammy Chan "The Torturer" Saul Rubennick Scott "Hammer" Hadley "The Super Crusher" Scott Van Den Berg Sean "Shiva" Borden Seiji Jimbo Selina Svelte "The Crab Master" Shiba Mizoguchi Shige Shugiyama Shingen "Danger" Kumasaka "Shooter" Sean Deeley "The Man With No Nickname" Seth Whitehead "The Visionary" Shane Vandross Shay Jacoby "The Excellence Of Execution"Shiori Jippensha "The Untouchable" Shuji Inukai Shunki Kamimura "Suicidal" Simon Flemmingway "The Master of the Armlock Variation" Sotatsu Sarumara Sterling Whitlock Suleyman Tadiyuki Kikkawa Taikan Sato Taka Hoshizawa "Dangerous" Tasuku Iesada Tatsumaki Mibu Tenma "The Mad Hungarian" Tibor Szakacs "Trademark" Thomas Morgan "The Scientist" Tobias Bastio Tommy "Uppercut" Bailey Tomoyuki Araki Tomoyuki "FIGHT" Takada Tony "Jabir" Ayoub Tony "Hardcore" Henderson "The New Kikkawa" Toshiharu Hyobanshi Toshinobu Taku "The Blood Fighter" Totoya Munakata "Thunderfoot" Trace Bannon Trandafir Andrei Ionut Tsurayuki Kamachi "The Slovenian Savage" Udo Maslowski Umeko "DEVIL" Karube Vasjan Sirotic Vera "Alpha Female" Grimm Victor "VV" Vandersteen Viktor "The Bear" Beskov "The Russian Machine" Viktor Molatov Viktor Yakimov Vladimir Nezorov "The Sultan" Wadi Ayoub Wael Hossam Walkeer van Cleer "The Shooter" Walter Morgan Wayne "Blackbelt" Williams "Lord" William Lancaster William Riley "The Colorado Kid" Willie York "The Hamburg Hammer" Wolfgang Klose "Big X" Xavier Easterthorp Xenos Papadopoulos Yoshimi Mushashibo "Brother" Yoshitaka Akaike Yu Hashimoto Yunokawa Yuri Iliakov "Giant" Yutaka Work in progress...still adding fighters Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest Asaemon Posted June 22, 2012 Share Posted June 22, 2012 CV Expansion (Work in progress) CEO'S: 1 (with render) FIGHTERS: 17 (with renders) COMPANIES: 2 (with graphics) NARRATIVES: 3 (a few more will probably be added) TITLES: 2 (no belt graphics, default used) Credits to: TEW 2007 default database and TEW 2010 default database. All renders and graphics made by myself This is the current status of the project. The promotions that has been added so far are INSPIRE and AWFC (American Women's Fighting Championships). Both have dates for opening and closure. The AWFC will not affect the Default database, since it existed before 1998, but can be used when playing an mod that starts before the merger that created WEFF. I'm working on adding more promotions that might have been mentioned in the WMMA and TEW series. Suggestions and feedback on what things to include are welcome. If anyone has a suggestion on what BBP could stand for, so make your suggestion. BBP is the promotion where Fezzik did clash with Foster in the original WMMA. I'm changing the weights for the fighters that i converted earlier, so that the weight in TEW universe is equal to their Max weight in WMMA, instead of Best Weight that i used earlier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 26, 2012 Share Posted June 26, 2012 CV Expansion (Work in progress) CEO'S: 2 FIGHTERS: 53 COMPANIES: 6 NARRATIVES: 6 TITLES: 2 Credits to: All contributors to the TEW 2007 default database, all contributors to the TEW 2005 default database, all contributors to the TEW 2010 default database, Scottie for the Arjen Van Den Leyne render and all contributors to the TEW CV1977 Mod. Promotion graphics and rest of the renders made by myself. Timeline of WMMA (Work in progress) 1920s – Early Vale Tudo contests 1970s - ? 1980s - ? 1992 - ALPHA-1 forms 1994 - GAMMA forms 1995 - BCF forms 1995 - FLB forms 1996 - American Women's Fighting Championships forms 1996 - C-GIRL forms 1996 - Las Vegas Fighting Federation forms 1997 - KDM FC forms 1997 - XCC forms 1997 - WEFF forms 1998 - J-1 Full Contact Combat forms 2006 - Inspire Diversity Group International forms 2010 - TIER 1 forms All three promotions that merged to create WEFF are added. INSPIRE and TIER 1 are openweight hybrid fighting promotions. J-1 Full Contact Combat is a sister production to ALPHA-1's bitter rival from the world of Kickboxing, now entering MMA to go head to head with the mighty ALPHA-1. Still rebalancing the original TEW converts, but now have 88 renders available for fighters and CEO:s. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted June 27, 2012 Share Posted June 27, 2012 CV Expansion CEO'S: 3 ERAS: - FIGHTERS: 72 COMPANIES: 6 NARRATIVES: 36 RELATIONSHIPS: - Timeline of WMMA 1920s – Early Vale Tudo contests 1970s - Martial Artist and Pro wrestler Hito Ichihara faces opponents from other Martial Arts disciplines in true shoots. 1970s - ? 1980s - ? 1992 - ALPHA-1 forms 1994 - NARUTO Company buys ALPHA-1 1994 - GAMMA forms (First MMA promotion to use a Cage) 1995 – Squillionaire Lance Decker buys GAMMA 1995 - BCF forms 1995 - FLB forms 1996 - American Women's Fighting Championships forms 1996 - C-GIRL forms 1996 - Las Vegas Fighting Federation forms 1997 - KDM FC forms 1997 - XCC forms 1997 - WEFF forms 1998 - J-1 Full Contact Combat forms 2006 – The Black Day (Two MMA competitors dies during a Japanese event) 2006 - Inspire Diversity Group International forms 2010 - TIER 1 forms 2010 - ? All original TEW imports have been rebalanced. I have also starting to import new ones, using the new renders. I've done a lot of narratives and most of them are news narratives and will not affect the gameplay. I'm also working on a few more promotions, most will debut after 2010 and will not be part of early MMA. I'll probably add atleast one early North American rival to GAMMA that are set to cease to exist before january 1998, since they couldn't handle the competition from the GAMMA juggernaut. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 2, 2012 Share Posted July 2, 2012 I've been focusing on the renders since the last post, so there have been no new data added. Most renders made lately are for the early days of the sport (70s and 80s). I havn't decided on the start date yet, but it will be with the founding of the first "non worked" shootfighting / shoot wrestling promotion. The legitimate guys that have fought before (during the gym vs gym era), like Hito Ichihara will have fight histories. The only fighter that just will have a fight records without fight histories is Tadiyuki Kikkawa, since i don't know how to set it up otherwise. He is supposed to have shootfighting experience and to have been a champion. So i might just add a news narrative for him in which he's retiring from shootfighting (a small fictional local or regional non-playable promotion) to concentrate on his pro wrestling career. So that he debuts and makes his comeback when INSPIRE enters. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackman Posted July 2, 2012 Share Posted July 2, 2012 Nice project. Will definately play once. Will you let it start in 1998 like the normal db? Still have spare female renders if you still need some for the db. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 2, 2012 Share Posted July 2, 2012 When i started the project it was to expand the default database, so there will be one basic expansion with some promotions that will start up from 1998 and later on. Very few of the fighters will have debuted earlier than 1998 and most will debut in 2000s. Since i also got some personal ideas and permission to use material from a few TEW modmakers, there will also be one expanded reboot database, beginning from the start of shootfighting (before ALPHA-1). Opening and closening dates for the promotions will be preset, to simulate the way the promotions opens in the default database. ALPHA-1 won't be the first promotion, but they will still be the most important one and the promotion that made the sport popular. I haven't decided on a start date yet, but it probably will be when the first cult fighters like Manol Sirakov, Dan Halvorsen and Mantas Andreyev appears on the scene. This mod will have a lot more narratives than the expansion for the 1998 database (a few examples are that ALPHA-1 will be bought by NARUTO and GAMMA by Lance Decker that will increase their economy and make them juggernauts. GAMMA president and founder Matt Tripp will be the badboy of the sport by thrashtalking through narratives.). I haven't really started with the women, but i recall that i found a few interesting ones in TEW databases with MMA or Martial Arts background. So there could be use for renders, when i'm finished with the male TEW imports. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackman Posted July 6, 2012 Share Posted July 6, 2012 Note that Nene Ebina, the one reputed MMA fighter from the C-Verse, is in fact Haley Croft in the WMMA db. Or at least she looks a LOT like her. There are some renders I recently posted with TEW-promotions on their attire. I can make more textures like that if you want. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 Some of the pictures has been used in both WMMA and TEW for different fighters. I found a bunch when going through the male ones, but gave them new renders instead of using the one they had in TEW. Render contributions would be great, that would expand the database. Here are some that could be converted to WMMA: Nene Ebina, Kaori Takenouchi, Laura Flame, Jaime Quine, Claire Winters, Eri Sato, Christy Higgins, Chiyeko Kita, Asami Okubo, Alpha Female, Unstoppable Tai, Karen Bilous, Shiori Jippensha, Selina Svelte, Rei Chikanatsu, Mitsu Ariwa, Miss Information, Hoshiko Tagawa, Hana Ajibana, Ginko Kuroda, Etsuko Arihyoshi, Christina Charlston, Amber Allen and Thea Davis. I found the Weidt Lights uploaded again. I recall that a few renderers wanted it earlier, but couldn't find it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackman Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 Nice, thanks. It's cool to have the same type of lightning for every render, instead of having them all differently. I'll take a look whether I can convert some of those, but I'm pretty bad at rerendering. Well, not that bad but it takes ages compared to new ones. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 Only 20 renders left to do when it comes to the old school guys from the 70's and early 80s. Not sure how many that i've done, as i'll wait to count them until i'll add them to the WMMA database. But there will be enough to give the WMMA universe some history and the WMMA old school guys some fight histories. When i'm done, i'll continue with guys from the 90's and 2000's+. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 7, 2012 Share Posted July 7, 2012 Timeline of WMMA (Work in progress) 1920s – Early Vale Tudo contests 1970s - Martial Artist and Pro wrestler Hito Ichihara faces opponents from other Martial Arts disciplines in true shoots. 1970s - ? 1980s - ? 1992 - ALPHA-1 forms 1994 - NARUTO Company buys ALPHA-1 1994 - GAMMA forms (First MMA promotion to use a Cage) 1995 – Squillionaire Lance Decker buys GAMMA 1995 - BCF forms 1995 - FLB forms 1996 - American Women's Fighting Championships forms 1996 - C-GIRL forms 1996 - Las Vegas Fighting Federation forms 1996 - SIGMA forms 1997 - KDM FC forms 1997 - XCC forms 1997 - WEFF forms 1998 - J-1 Full Contact Combat forms 2004 - WVTC forms 2006 – The Black Day (Two MMA competitors dies during a Japanese event) 2006 - Inspire Diversity Group International forms 2010 - TIER 1 forms 2010 - SFC forms 2010 - HFC forms The history of WMMA Kien Shih was a former Judo champion, who had visions of creating a hybrid between professional wrestling and his sport. In May 1974, Kien Shih founded Combat Fighting Arts, a promotion centered around the concept of CFA presenting its matches as legitimate fights between two competitors, instead of the traditional ideals of Japanese pro wrestling. The matches were actually booked to ensure popular winners. The concept, seen as a huge gamble to begin with, was an immediate and total flop, leaving Shih scrambling to repair the damage done to his finances. Combat Fighting Arts closed in the summer of 1975 and Kien Shih opened Tokyo City Championship Combat to promote regular pro wrestling. To be continued... I've done a bunch of renders today, but still have some old school guys to create. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 11, 2012 Share Posted July 11, 2012 Lately i've worked on Eras and will adjust them for the database starting with the beginning of WMMA, to avoid superstar regens entering the game world and dominating before 1998. I'm also done some renders and are probably close to 200 renders. Not exacly sure since i have the renders on two different computers. Some are agers and some for potential owners. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HansLanda11 Posted July 13, 2012 Share Posted July 13, 2012 I just wanted to let you know that I'm looking forward to this mod and I appreciate all of the hours of work that I know you have put into it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 13, 2012 Share Posted July 13, 2012 <p>I'm finished with creating renders for the fighters from the TEW 77 and 97 CV mods, so i just need to input the fighter data in the database.</p><p> </p><p> Right now i'm continuing making renders for the fighters from the default TEW 2008 and 2010 database. Still a lot of renders to do, but when i'm finished the WMMA universe will be bigger, especially when it comes to MW, LHW and HW. The SHW division will also get a needed boast. Since there are quite few interesting smaller fighters in TEW there won't be very many WW and LW additions, just a few.</p><p> </p><p> I thought of making a in shape render for Solomon Austin, but the problem is that you can't set up a narrative for him to get out of shape and change his best weight (so you need to do it manually).</p><p> </p><p> Any feedback, questions or ideas are always welcome.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 13, 2012 Share Posted July 13, 2012 Still having a lot of fighters on my to do list (some might be cut), but when i'm finished the WMMA universe will hopefully have 400+ new fighters. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MFP40 Posted July 15, 2012 Share Posted July 15, 2012 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Asaemon" data-cite="Asaemon" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34001" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Still having a lot of fighters on my to do list (some might be cut), but when i'm finished the WMMA universe will hopefully have 400+ new fighters.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Awesome! Really looking forward to this.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blackman Posted July 15, 2012 Share Posted July 15, 2012 Nice going! I know how long it takes to make a mod, but the results can be quite awesome. 1997 seems like the best year to start as I love to start a promotion from day 1. Will there be complete fighting histories? If not just shout and I'll try to make some for either SIGMA/WEFF/GAMMA. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Asaemon Posted July 15, 2012 Share Posted July 15, 2012 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Blackman" data-cite="Blackman" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="34001" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Nice going! I know how long it takes to make a mod, but the results can be quite awesome. 1997 seems like the best year to start as I love to start a promotion from day 1. Will there be complete fighting histories? If not just shout and I'll try to make some for either SIGMA/WEFF/GAMMA.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> One version will start from the beginning of the sport. I havn't decided on the starting year yet, but it will either be starting with the first Shootfighting promotion (in the 80's) or in 92 with the birth of MMA (ALPHA-1). The 70's will have complete fight histories (the Shootfighting gym vs gym era), with martial artist and pro wrestler Hito Ichihara as the man to beat (before he retired to focus on his pro wrestling career).</p><p> </p><p> If the database starts before the creation of ALPHA-1, then the earlier shootfighting promotion/promotions will have limited maximum size and narratives to prevent them from getting bigger than ALPHA-1 since i don't want to change the WMMA3 history. All original promotions in the default database will get preset starting years to avoid them from debuting before 1998. So all early rivals for ALPHA-1 and GAMMA will be created (i already have created graphics for a few of the promotions). I found a starting year for WVTC in WMMA, but for the other original promotions i will have to come up with some starting years.</p><p> </p><p> The expansion for the default WMMA3 will have fewer things in it (like narratives and relationships). It will probably be easiest to set it to start in 1998, so that it can be merged with the default one and expand it.</p><p> </p><p> But when the project is complete there is a ground to begin from and then it would be possible to edit a database that starts in 1997 or with the birth of GAMMA. The original WMMA database had a lot of fight histories, but everyting changed in WMMA2 so those histories can't be used anymore.</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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