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Hey builders. I wanted to share some assets I created that should hopefully make life easier for anyone wanting to create a customer playing field surface.
First, I'll share the dimensions to set for the field once you have it done and ready to apply to your field as a layer:
Y Scale: 1.038, X Scale: 1.044
I have included 3 grass layers with different stripes and 10 field marking/number layers with different fonts for the numbers. Also included the field lines with no numbers. By making the grass its own layer, hopefully that will make it easier if you want to apply a "shadow" on the field (like a city skyline, etc.) and not have the shadow also darkening the field lines and numbers by just having the lines/numbers layer be the top one. Made the 20-yard lines, midfield, and the 2-pt conversion lines bright red so hopefully they're easy to change to what you would want for your custom teams.
I would highly recommend a program like photopea if you want to play around with customizing it any further. Great free tool comparable to photoshop. If you open a new project in photopea, I created these on a page 4 inches x 4 inches with 250 pixels/inch. In photopea you can add the grass layer, then your favorite lines/numbers layer, put your team logo at midfield or whatever you want, and then export the png to have your whole field as a single layer, leaving you 4 layers to play around with for other field customization options if you want.
Happy building, peeps.
If you use Jagnole's tool, select a team shell with pride stickers, such as Stanford, Florida State, Ohio State, Clemson, etc. You can use their pride stickers
I started this by using Jagnole's tool to pull the JSON out, edit it in Claude, and put it back in. I'd screenshot real rosters online, map out the complexion, note down the data, and get Claude to swap the players in. Worked fine for one team, but I wanted to do multiple teams quickly and edit the overalls too, so that process wasn't going to scale. Anyway, things got a bit out of control and I ended up vibecoding a whole extension for it.
Nothing original here, none of it would exist without Claude and all the great tools the community's already put out.
What's in it:
It's not just a random dump of names either. It pulls from real recruiting pipelines and you can pick whichever ones you want, so you control where your roster's players are actually coming from, then hit generate and it fills the whole roster automatically. There's also a slider for how local you want it to lean, crank it up for mostly in-territory players, turn it down to pull from anywhere in the country. Or skip the auto-fill and search the pool yourself, pinning specific players to specific spots if there's someone you actually want on your team, everyone else fills in around your picks. And it remembers who you've already used, so if you're doing a bunch of teams back to back it won't put the same player on two different rosters.
How it works:
It's a Chrome extension. Load it unpacked, open Team Builder in your browser, and click the extension icon. Pull up your team, generate/fill your roster with real players, edit whatever you want, then push it into TB and hit save like normal. It just hands TB the edited roster through your own browser tab, nothing gets sent off anywhere else.
Curious if this is actually useful to anyone else or if it's just me being weirdly into having real players in my rosters, it's a pretty niche want. Let me know if there's other stuff you'd want to see in it.
I've only tested this myself so far and it's been running smooth, no issues. I'm on Mac though, curious how it runs on Windows, would be great if someone could try it out and let me know.
Install:
Curious if this is actually useful to anyone else or if it's just me being weirdly into having real players in my rosters, it's a pretty niche want. Let me know if there's other stuff you'd want to see in it. put this last and just say maybe its pretty niche
Title: Made an extension that puts real college players (FCS, D2, D3, etc.) into your Team Builder rosters
I started this by using jagnole's tool to pull the JSON out, edit it in Claude, and put it back in. I'd screenshot real rosters online, map out the complexion, note down the data, and get Claude to swap the players in. Worked fine for one team, but I wanted to do multiple teams quickly and edit the overalls too, so that process wasn't going to scale. Anyway, things got a bit out of control and I ended up vibecoding a whole extension for it.
Nothing original here, none of it would exist without Claude and all the great tools the community's already put out.
What's in it:
It's not just a random dump of names either. It pulls from real recruiting pipelines and you can pick whichever ones you want, so you control where your roster's players are actually coming from, then hit generate and it fills the whole roster automatically. There's also a slider for how local you want it to lean, crank it up for mostly in-territory players, turn it down to pull from anywhere in the country. Or skip the auto-fill and search the pool yourself, pinning specific players to specific spots if there's someone you actually want on your team, everyone else fills in around your picks. And it remembers who you've already used, so if you're doing a bunch of teams back to back it won't put the same player on two different rosters.
How it works:
It's a Chrome extension. Load it unpacked, open Team Builder in your browser, and click the extension icon. Pull up your team, generate/fill your roster with real players, edit whatever you want, then push it into TB and hit save like normal. It just hands TB the edited roster through your own browser tab, nothing gets sent off anywhere else.
I've only tested this myself so far and it's been running smooth, no issues. I'm on Mac though, curious how it runs on Windows, would be great if someone could try it out and let me know.
Install:
Curious if this is actually useful to anyone else or if it's just me being weirdly into having real players in my rosters, maybe it's pretty niche. Let me know if there's other stuff you'd want to see in it.
Does anyone know if there is a way to get custom pride/award decals on TB helmets besides modding?
Here are some quick in game photos. Full showcase later this week!
For the past few CFB games, I’ve added my local HBCU, NCCU, and the only thing keeping me from getting them 100% authentic is the field striping.
I typically use the 3rd color option for the surface, which doesn’t visibly show field stripes. Oddly enough, though, you can faintly see some in the replay menu.
That said, I stumbled across the Buford build, and their field striping is somewhat similar to NCCU’s... the cleanest and closest reference I’ve seen so far.
Does ANYONE have anything like this, or know of someone who does?
Pics for reference:
Pic 1: Buford’s field in TB
Pics 2 & 3: NCCU’s real-life field
Pics 4 & 5: My NCCU build in TB
Pic 4: The darker green I normally use (color slot 3)
Pic 5: I tried going lighter (color slot 2), but honestly, it’s not a major difference.
If anybody can help at all, it would be greatly appreciated. If all else fails, I’ll just stick with what’s been working for the past two years. lol
SN: I also wish I could get NCCU’s drop-shadow numbers. EA still has SO much they need to add to Team Builder, as well as some things they need to bring back. 😭
A program made for dynasty
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Helmet - BYU Blue
Font - Arizona
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Helmet - Oklahoma State Black
Font - NIU
keeg20 for anyone interested in downloading these
Has anyone figured out or attempted to mimic ole miss helmet? (Obviously not the plain and simple helmets)
Making a direct copycat/rival to notre dame
Silver instead of gold, also a catholic school but leaning more heavily into religion
Do I keep the Jordan logo in the middle? Or do I move it around somewhere else and maybe add a patch or something. Also, do we like the black or switch it to a burgundy or something else?
USER: Drunkkalien63
O Playbook - Toledo D Playbook - 3-4
Custom #’s Cupcake roster
Party School
This is my dynasty TB team I have been using a revamping since CFB25. This year I improved the uniforms and made new custom logos, but kept the same team colors.
Located in the Bronx, NY along the Harlem River on Sedgwick Avenue (the birthplace of hip hop), Morris Heights University…home of the homies.
Below are 5 uniforms that completely represent everything the Bronx is….Community, Culture, Swagger, Passion, The Streets, Art, Grit, and most importantly…HIP HOP!
Each uniform can project numerous color combinations, while each one alone compliments a different look and meaning to MHU. From the graffiti texture helmets, to the gold chain collar, these uniforms are unique and give the team identity.
I would like any feedback on these uniforms and feel free to download them and use them if interested. Username:xcodyfresh1017
(Also I’m doing a storyline with these team, filled with weekly game recaps, and seasonal campus newsletters if interested to see)
Here come the Catfish gearing up for season 2. The build has all of the key players and newly released uniforms.
Buildsmith4 username
Named after Dian Fossey, I give you the Gorillas.
I’m currently using Low Three Quarters 1 but what’s really the best throwing style in CFB?
I do keep having players helmets suddenly go white though. Anyone else?
Colors: Peach And Crimson
Username: Phillyog12
Rivals: Georgia, GT, and GSU
Located in San Antonio, Texas
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