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Table of Contents

Installation of a PS3 OF 1

First steps 1

Prerequisites 1

Preparations 1

Copying the files to the stick and to the PS3 4

Copying files to the stick 4

Copying files to PS3 4

“Problems” with the Option File 7

I can’t sync my trophies anymore!??

7

DLC? OF? Where are my players? 7

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Instal lation of a PS3 OF

First steps

Prerequisites

At first you need several things, which are listed below.

• A PS3

• A Macintosh or a PC

• A USB stick

• The option file archive (*.rar or *.zip file)

Preparations

Now, before we start, you need a tool to extract the content from the archive file you downloaded.

Mac OS X:

If it’s a *.zip file, you can simply double click on the archive and the OS will extract the content from the file.

If it’s a *.rar file, you probably want to download the freeware tool The Unarchiver (http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/

unarchiver.html) and extract the archive after installing the application.

Result:

Windows:

Again, if it’s a *.zip file, you can extract it by using the Windows extraction tool (screenshot 1). If it’s a *.rar file, you install the

freeware tool 7zip (http://www.7-zip.org/) and use it to extract the files (screenshot 2).


screenshot 1 screenshot 2







Result:

After we extracted the files from the archive, we need to prepare the USB stick. Therefore, we have to check if the stick is

formatted with the correct file system (which is FAT32, actually). I’ll tell you, how:

Windows:

Simply click the stick in the Windows explorer and look at the information that is displayed (or right-click and select

“Properties”). If it is already formatted in FAT32, everything is alright. However, it might be formatted in NTFS Format so we

have to change that. Right-click on the stick and select “Format...”, choose FAT32 and click start.

ATTENTION: All files on the stick will be deleted so you want to store them somewhere else before..








Mac OS X:

After inserting the stick, it should appear on the desktop. Right-click (yes, right-clicks are possible on a mac) the USB Device

and select “Get info”. If it says “Format: MS-DOS (FAT)”, everything is fine. Otherwise, we have to format the stick. Open

spotlight (command + space or clicking the magnifier in the top right corner) and type “disk utility” and lauch the application.

In the left frame, select the USB Stick as you can see it in screenshot 3.

It is important that you select the actual device and not the partition(s) on it. Then click “Partition” in the right frame and

select “MS-DOS (FAT)” as file system (screenshot 4). Click “Apply” and after a few seconds, your stick is ready. Again: All

files on it will be deleted!


screenshot 3

screenshot 4







Copying the files to the stick and to the PS3

Now we can start the actual copying and installing.

Copying files to the stick

Remember the file you extracted before? It should be a folder named as the archive, just without the file ending. Open that

folder. Inside, you should see a readme file (most probably) and a folder called “PS3”. That is THE folder we need. Inside,

there should be a folder named “SAVEDATA” which in turn contains many files that have “BLES” in their name:

Right-click the “PS3” folder and select “Copy”, then go to the USB Stick and open it. Right-click in the explorer/finder and

select “Paste”. This should take a while as the OF contains many files and hence a few megabytes. After the copying iscomplete, eject the stick and un-plug it from your Mac/PC.

Copying files to PS3

Now you have the “final version” of the USB stick. It’s formatted correctly and the files are copied to the stick. Take the stick

and connect it to your PS3. In the XMB, scroll to the “games” section, where you see your PES 2012 disc (don’t start the

game!). Scroll up to the “Saved Data Utility (PS3)” section (screenshots 5 and 6) and select it (by pressing X [Western PS3] or

O [Japanese PS3]).

screenshot 4


screenshot 5








screenshot 6

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screenshot 7







Scroll up until you see the option “USB Device” and select it (screenshot 7). You are then shown a list of all the PES 2012

files of the current OF. Now we have to do the unpleasant work: we need to copy each and every single file, manually.

Therefore, select a file, press the triangle button and select “Copy”. Do this for all the files you see (screenshot 8).


screenshot 8







“Problems” with the Option File

Although the process itself is not dangerous, there are some problems that can occur. One is related to trophies, the other to

DLC updates from Konami.

I can’t sync my trophies anymore!??

When you copy the edit data to the PS3, the system will tell you that you’re copying a file from someone else and that you

won’t be able to get any trophies for PES. Don’t worry, that’s an easy one to fix. So here’s how:

After you copied every single file to your PS3, delete the EditData file from the USB stick. You can either do that on the Mac/

PC or directly on the PS3. In case you decide for the latter, you delete it from the stick by scrolling to the file on the stick,

press the triangle button and then select “Delete” and confirm. Now you go back to the “Saved Data Utility” and search the

EditData file you previously copied to the PS3. Select it, again by pressing the triangle button, and select “Copy” and choos

teh USB stick as destination. After having it copied to the stick, remove it from the PS3, (triangle -> “Delete”). Go back to

your USB stick and copy it back to the PS3. You won’t get any notice regarding trophies. You’re good to go now.

Why is that? The files you copy contain information about their destination, hence the file contains the name of the one who

originally copied the file from his PS3. By following the steps as described above, you add your watermark to the file so your

PS3 recognizes it as a file that originates from you (which it actually doesn’t).

DLC? OF? Where are my players?

You might already have messed up everything by now, so I’ll explain several things you have to take into account when using

an Option File.

Everything related to players, kits and formations is stored or linked in the EditData file. So if you already created some

players, you should export them before installing another option file.

Let’s assume, that you install an OF which works perfectly fine with your version and your DLC pack. Now Konami

announces a new DLC. As soon as it is available, you can download it. You are then asked to either apply the changes or

refuse them. When you refuse, you still get the new boots and balls and kits. However, the formations of your team stay

untouched. The new added players are moved to the “players without contract” section so they are available in the game

nevertheless. You can continue to use the actual OF lineups and simply have to wait until an updated version is released

from your OF maker which you apply. You’ll then have all the players at the correct teams based on the DLC.

When you accept the changes, all your changes of the formation are reset and all the changes from Konami are applied. You

have to wait for an update of the OF as well but you play with the basic configuration provided by Konami until then.






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