Category:Other NHL Tools

Key Remapper for NHL 08

Updated Key Remapper to work with NHL 08.

StrEdit 2.0 released. This program allows you to edit text files of NHL games from NHL 98 to NHL 07.

TDBAccess 2.7.9.17 released. Fixed a serious bug where writing a value bigger than field size could cause values in other fields of the same record to be overwritten. All users are advised to upgrade.
NHLView 4.0.9.17 released. Fixed miscellaneous bugs reported for NHLView 3.2, 3.3 and 4.0.9.16.
~~NHLView 4.0.9.16 released with NHL 07 support. Use with caution and report bugs in the forum.~~
Updated Key Remapper to work with NHL 07. It will not allow you to revert Pass/Switch Player functionality, just assign any key to already defined actions.
Just so you know, Stream Editor for NHL06 seems to work with NHL 07 as well.

Before I go back to by winter hibernation, I’d like to wish everyone a Happy New Year 2006. To celebrate the occasion, NHLView 3.3 has been released. While I didn’t focus a lot on smaller reported bugs, I did introduce two new features in this version. You can now edit player’s career stats as well as team strategies. Also, I added an option to synchronize static player pool with exhibition player pool in NHL06. This should reduce (although probably not eliminate) the number of problems people had with dynasties.
Meanwhile the alert of TDBAccess and .NET 2.0 turned out to be false. You can use the current version of the library with the new Microsoft platform.
Finally, I’d like to apologize for the lack of e-mail and forum support from my side in the last few months. I’ll try to reply to the messages I received shortly.

It appears that TDBAccess is not compatible with .NET 2.0. I will release a fix as soon as possible, but for now you’ll have to use .NET 1.1.
Updated ~~GTA: LC page~~. Added the latest source for the launcher. Despite the release of GTA: SA and GTA: LCS, Liberty City project is still alive and well. New version will be released shortly and for those who haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend to visit the official “site”. It’s truly amazing how one game can be so completely transformed into another (for the record, GTA: LC is a mod for GTA: Vice City).