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Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 02 January 2026, 04:16
by pault111
Is there a way to view BGA replays from all user's perspectives all at once, instead of going through the replay one time for each user?
Re: Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 02 January 2026, 07:09
by Meeplelowda
pault111 wrote: ↑02 January 2026, 04:16
Is there a way to view BGA replays from all user's perspectives all at once, instead of going through the replay one time for each user?
No.
Re: Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 02 January 2026, 09:21
by Jellby
Open one window per user. Create a script/tool that "clicks" on the next move button an all windows.
Re: Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 02 January 2026, 10:12
by aesche
If it‘s a popular request for a specific game (for which you best open a game-specific suggestion in the bug-reports, and promote it in the specific forum), the game developer can do that. Tichu got it, see here
https://boardgamearena.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37092
Re: Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 04 January 2026, 04:17
by pault111
Jellby wrote: ↑02 January 2026, 09:21
Open one window per user. Create a script/tool that "clicks" on the next move button an all windows.
Any idea what you would use to do that? I don't mind looking into it, but could you point me in the right direction?
Paul
Re: Viewing BGA replays from all users perspectives
Posted: 04 January 2026, 09:27
by Jellby
Nothing concrete, sorry. With JavaScript you can simulate a click on any element in the active window, and with an extension like Greasemonkey you can load a script for specific pages. But I don't know if a script can act on multiple windows. However, I'd bet it should be possible to find tools for most desktop environments that programmatically change window focus and run commands. So I would probably do something like:
1. Create a BGA JavaScript that "clicks" on next move.
2. Assign it to some keyboard shortcut and load it with Greasemonkey
3. Create a desktop script that cycles through all browser windows and "presses" shortcut #2
4. Assign it to some keyboard shortcut.
Perhaps Tof63 could add something to simplify the process in his
browser extension.