How to Import a Created Player in NBA 2K21

Looking to add a created player to your NBA 2K21 game? Here’s a quick guide on how to import them so you can get started on your MyCAREER.

Go to the “MyLeague” menu

From the “MyLEAGUE” menu, go to “Options/Features”. Select “Imported Draft Class” and choose the file you saved earlier. Once you’ve found it, select “Load Draft Class”. You can now find your created player in the draft class!

Select “Create a Player”

First, you’ll need to create your player. To do this, simply select “Create a Player” from the main menu. From there, you’ll be able to choose your player’s appearance, position, and other characteristics.

Once you’re happy with your player, be sure to save them. Then, head to the “My Players” tab and select the player you just created. From there, you should see an option to “Import.” Select this, and then choose the file you saved your player as.

And that’s it! Your player will now be imported into NBA 2K21 and will be available for use in all game modes.

Enter the player’s information

You will need to enter the player’s information, such as their name, position, and overall rating. You can also choose their accessories, hairstyle, and jersey number.

Select the “Head” tab

In the “Head” tab, you will see all of the hairstyles that are available for your player. Select the hairstyle that you want your player to have, and then select the “Apply” button. You will then be prompted to choose a color for your player’s hair. Choose the color that you want, and then select the “Apply” button.

Choose the player’s hairstyle

You start by choosing the player’s hairstyle. You can go with a traditional look or try something more modern. NBA 2K21 has a huge selection of hairstyles to choose from, so take your time and find one that you like.

Once you’ve chosen the hairstyle, you’ll be able to select the color. There are a few preset colors to choose from, or you can use the color picker to choose your own custom color.

Once you’re happy with the hair, it’s time to move on to the face.

Select the “Face” tab

In order to import your player, you will need to go to the “Roster Creator” tab, which can be found in the “MyTEAM” main menu. From there, select the “Face” tab, and then scroll down to the very bottom and select “Import/Export”.

Choose the player’s facial features

In NBA 2K21, you can create your own players and use them in the game. If you want to use a player that you created in another game or app, you can import them into NBA 2K21. Here’s how:

1. On the main menu, select “MyTEAM.”
2. Select “Players.”
3. Select “Scan MyTEAM QR Code.”
4. Use your device’s camera to scan the QR code of the player you want to import.
5. Select the player you want to import, then select “Import.”

Select the “Body” tab

In order to import a created player in NBA 2K21, you need to first create the player that you want to import. You can do this by going to the “MyPLAYER” tab in the main menu, and then selecting “Create Player”. From here, you will be able to adjust your player’s appearance, and determine their position, play style, and other attributes.

Once you have created your player, head back to the “MyPLAYER” tab and select “Roster”. From here, select the “Body” tab, and then scroll down to the bottom of the list to find your created player. Select them, and then click on the “Import” button at the bottom of the screen.

Choose the player’s body type

In NBA 2K21, there are a lot of different build types for players. Some of them don’t look too realistic, but if you want your player to look like he could actually play in the NBA, you’ll want to choose a build that looks like an NBA player. To do this, go to MyPLAYER Builder and select one of the following body types:

-Athletic Finisher
-Shooting Guard
-Small Forward
-Power Forward
-Point Guard
-Center

Select the “Archetype” tab

To get started, select the “Archetype” tab from the main menu. From here, you can choose any number of different player types, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. For our purposes, we’re going to focus on creating a traditional point guard.

Choose the player’s archetype

In NBA 2K21, you can create a player and use him in various game modes. If you want to take your created player online and play with others, you have to import him first. Here’s how you can do it.

In order to import a created player in NBA 2K21, you first have to create one. When creating a player, you have the option to choose his archetype. The archetype will determine the player’s strengths and weaknesses. There are a total of 49 different archetypes in NBA 2K21. Choose wisely!

Once you’ve created your player and chosen his archetype, you can now import him into the game. To do this, go to ‘MyTEAM’ and select ‘Rosters’. From there, select ‘Import Roster’ and choose the file that contains your created player. After that, your created player will be imported into the game and he will be available for use in ‘MyTEAM’ online modes.

Select the “Ratings” tab

This is the tab on the right side of the screen, directly next to the “Attributes” tab. Doing so will open a new window with your player’s rating in each different area.

Choose the player’s ratings

In NBA 2K21, you can create your own player and use them in MyCAREER, MyTEAM, and other game modes. If you want to use your created player in all modes, you will need to import them into each game mode. In this guide, we will show you how to import a created player in NBA 2K21.

First, you will need to create your player. To do this, go to MyPLAYER in the main menu and choose Create Player. Once your player is created, go to the main menu and choose Options > Game Options > Import/Export > Import Player.

Select the “Save” button

Once you have completed the process of creating your player, you will be given the option to “Save” your character. There will be multiple ways that you can choose to save your file, but for the purposes of this tutorial, we will be choosing to “Save as 2K Share”. Doing so will allow us to access our character on other consoles, as well as in future versions of NBA 2K.