Quick video: NESA's Realistic Broadcast Camera mod for PES 2018 (PC only)

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Published on October 19, 2017 10:36:53 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d-jw7Gdwgo

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2018 (2017)

Duration: 1:10

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NESA released his tool to mod the Broadcast camera by controlling its zoom and height, leading to a more realistic and playable broadcast view, especially in bigger stadiums. INSTRUCTIONS:

Update: Skip the instructions below and just watch this video: https://youtu.be/BkdT7it-LWk

Original instructions:

1) Download the mod here: https://www.evo-web.co.uk/threads/nesa24app-v1-00-download-please-track-posts-1-2-and-3.78167/

2) Unrar the file in the PES 2018 steam folder

3) Open 'PES2018" folder in the steam folder, go to 'pro1' and 'pro2' and delete the gameplay.xml file in each folder

4) Edit the camera.xml file in pro2, by deleting its content and copy pasting the code in the following post: https://www.evo-web.co.uk/threads/nesa24app-v1-00-download-please-track-posts-1-2-and-3.78167/page-3#post-3245754

..then save your changes to the file.

5) Run the NESA application as administrator, it will be set to 'pro2' and will say the Game is not running. That's fine.

6) Start PES 2018, and select Live Broadcast camera as your default camera in the game options.

7) As soon as a match starts, and presuming you'e already selected the live broadcast camera as your default, hit F2. The gameplay camera will change to the one you see in the video.

8) Without quitting the game, you can modify the zoom and height by changing the two numbers. The first one is height, and the second one is zoom. Just make sure you save the file, and then hit F2 to see the new view while the match is on.

9) If for some reason the code doesn't work, just replace all the dots in the code with commas. This is due to differences in regional versions of the game.

10) I've set the gameplay speed in this particular video to +1, but would probably go back to 0 for a more realistic look.

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