Moving replies to their appropriate place.
> > Get tpserver-py to just work would be nice too.
>
> tpserver-py does work pretty well.
>
> It lacks two main features,
> 1. An interesting ruleset
> 2. Polish of an actual release to make it easier for silly C coders to
> figure it out
Correct me if I'm wrong, but last time I tried to use tpserver-py it was
essentially a toy:
- It had a strange command line tool to start games which needed to be
handled with great care
- To generate a turn I had to run a program manually.
Once it gets to a point that demoN can be the main server it's a
different case.
If the above two problems are resolved I'd say it's usuable. Rulesets
are a different matter.
> What would be a really cool project would be for someone to come up with
> a way for a client to present a GUI (probably some type of very simple
> wizard interface) which can configure and start a local server.
For now, hard coding is fine.
> Ideally this would work with both tpserver's and be easy to implement in
> the client. There would need to be a way to detect which rulesets are
> supported by the server and what options each ruleset had.....
This needs to be done after there is a protocol to create games - a
lobby idea or something really.
> I thought you where going to say which parts of this email should be
> moved to the tp-devel list?
Read my email again. I mention two parts which should be moved.
Everyone else ignored them.
nash
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