I am doing a blogspot of go and I want know how can I make a tsumegos for Eidego to put in my blog. I saw that there are a lot of blogs that they use a Eidego and they put tsumegos. I know as I can put games and commentary games, but I am so useless when I try put some tsumego.
What is the tool that I must use to do tsumegos or how?
Re: How can I make a tsumegos for Eidego?
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:10 am
by oca
Hi Darsey,
First, let's use your favorite sgf editor, and edit a nice sgf file with all your variations
I just did a quick one for the demo that look like this one.
In this very simple example, white will reply if black plays at "a" or "b"
You can use comments on a move to tell if the variation is correct or not.
Here on L19, you can use the sgf-problem to display something like this :
This is a solution for some problems, but if I want do a tsumego withount labels. I want ask for tsumegos as this model: http://eidogo.com/problems/qjzm/1
If yoy play in some bad possition that it say "end of variaton". And I got another question, how did you to put reduced your example? Could you make it beacause you used "drago" (I use quarry)?
Re: How can I make a tsumegos for Eidego?
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 6:04 am
by oca
Darsey wrote:Oh, very thanks.
This is a solution for some problems, but if I want do a tsumego withount labels. I want ask for tsumegos as this model: http://eidogo.com/problems/qjzm/1
Your welcome,
With Eidogo, this is not possible. comments are the only way to distinguish between good and bad variations.
Darsey wrote:
If yoy play in some bad possition that it say "end of variaton".
Not 100% sure, but I think that's a limitation too, I don't know any way to say "if any other move, display "wrong"
Darsey wrote:
And I got another question, how did you to put reduced your example?
Could you make it beacause you used "drago" (I use quarry)?
The sgf editor doesn't play any role, eidogo reduced the view of the goban it-self without me doing anything.
I now that in html, we can use shrink="no" to prevent eidogo to resize the view of the goban
First, let's use your favorite sgf editor, and edit a nice sgf file with all your variations
I just did a quick one for the demo that look like this one.
In this very simple example, white will reply if black plays at "a" or "b"
You can use comments on a move to tell if the variation is correct or not.
Great problem, BTW. Black is still thinking.
Re: How can I make a tsumegos for Eidego?
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 8:18 am
by oca
Bill Spight wrote:
Great problem, BTW. Black is still thinking.
Sure , the biggest problem of all time still being this one...
