I'm wondering if I should simply *facilitate* online Zendo first, and
then see if I can adapt the SDG paradigm. I really like the Povray
approach and Ryan McGuire's Povray includes make it so much easier. I
was thinking I could:
- create a koan creator that parses povray files and generates the
image files
- create a searchable koan library so common koans don't have to be
re-created every time
- create a koan requestor system so people who can't get the hang of
the povray syntax can request a given koan and somebody else can create
it for them
- provide wiki space for online play in whatever format seems to work
best
If this is something people want and would actually use, then it would
be a good starting point. I could play a few games and try to figure
out the best way to adapt it to the SDG paradigm over time. Feedback
anyone?
I would probably animate the koans. It's not really necessary I guess
though. Here's an example:
http://superdupergames.org/images/animate.gif
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