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H. G. Muller wrote on Mon, Nov 20, 2023 08:41 PM UTC in reply to Bob Greenwade from 08:16 PM:

Well, the original Play-Test Applet, like the Diagram Editor for Scalable Graphics, cannot be edited, as the editing script for articles here is really more a text corrupter than an editor. The new Play-Test Applet, which I created as an independent HTML page, can be edited through ssh or ftp, though.

Basically what you want is a way for the user to specify the graphicsDir.If you can do that you can point it to any piece set, including the rendering script. To make the piece table it should search the directory with the SVG files, though, as the renderer won't tell you which pieces are available. But then it should be smart enough to recognize that graphicsDir is a script, and know where it would get its images from. (Which depends on the query string.)


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