HTML Help
Re: HTML Help
I have some somewhere, but you might want to find Martin Fierz first. I know he has a feature in Cake to turn a saved game into an animated html page.
Here is Martin's page.
http://www.fierz.ch/checkers.htm
When you talk about an "animation" do you mean like this, which shoud appear below looking like a movie (hit refresh on your browser to watch it again...)

...or like this:
http://www.gothicchess.com/javagames/db ... 4/game.htm
I've written software to do both (for Gothic Chess) and I am sure it is not too hard to do for checkers.
Here is Martin's page.
http://www.fierz.ch/checkers.htm
When you talk about an "animation" do you mean like this, which shoud appear below looking like a movie (hit refresh on your browser to watch it again...)

...or like this:
http://www.gothicchess.com/javagames/db ... 4/game.htm
I've written software to do both (for Gothic Chess) and I am sure it is not too hard to do for checkers.
--Ed
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mday
Re: HTML Help
The 2nd option, Ed! That is perfect, and exactly what I am looking for. I have a program called Camtasia that can record anything on the computer screen and make it a movie, like your first option.
Re: HTML Help
Michael Daily wrote:The 2nd option, Ed! That is perfect, and exactly what I am looking for. I have a program called Camtasia that can record anything on the computer screen and make it a movie, like your first option.
Download Martin's "Cake" program from the link I posted above. Enter a game or load a .pdn file. From the file menu there is a "save" option that will allow you to spawn an html file to produce a javascript "replay" of a game. Opening that html file from any browser will let you step through a game, one move at a time.
--Ed
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mday
Re: HTML Help
I tried putting the HTML on a website page and the graphics don't work properly. Is there something I should do to the HTML to fix that?