Better UX for embedding / stable URL for multiple games #71

@Radvendii I just looked into embedding this into gather.town myself about two days ago, funny you also did the same. While your request would make things seamless, I don't think it's needed to use this site for gathertown and you merely need written directions for how to set up and join a game (not a big deal).

PS. What's your link to your space on gather.town? I'd love to come check it out.. And I'm also curious as to your plans for use (club, tournament, etc)

The issue is that you need to change the gather.town object each time you create a new game. I would like my guests to be able to use the space without necessarily knowing how to modify the space. It's a much lower barrier to entry. Also, people are much more likely to just not use the go board.

Maybe the difference is our use-cases. I'm using this for casual events where I invite my friends to a party, and there are a bunch of games sitting around. If it were a go-tornament, then having instructions for making a new game would probably be fine.

By the way, I also found this generic tabletop simulator, which has go and can be reset within the game. It's a little bit more of an annoying interface for Go in particular because it's built for generic board games and card games in particular, but it does work for this purpose.

I think goban.co would be perfect for this, but alas it does not allow for embeddeding. Perhaps reach out to that creator and request they allow for iframes.

On Thu, Dec 23, 2021, 12:17 PM Taeer Bar-Yam @.***> wrote:

The issue is that you need to change the gather.town object each time you create a new game. I would like my guests to be able to use the space without necessarily knowing how to modify the space. It's a much lower barrier to entry. Also, people are much more likely to just not use the go board.

Maybe the difference is our use-cases. I'm using this for casual events where I invite my friends to a party, and there are a bunch of games sitting around. If it were a go-tornament, then having instructions for making a new game would probably be fine.

By the way, I also found this generic tabletop simulator https://playingcards.io/, which has go and can be reset within the game. It's a little bit more of an annoying interface for Go in particular because it's built for generic board games and card games in particular, but it does work for this purpose.

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