Chits for online games

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Anonymous
September 15, 2012 - 2:19pm
I created a public share on Google for those playing online games. You can use them to create new maps. If you share the map file with your players, they can see you move around counters, make notes, etc. 


You find deck plans (like the Gullwind) and other ships, bunkers, ruins, mountains, etc. 

More information about online games here:
Content of Star Frontiersman project

Star Frontiers Online Play

SFOP is designed to help Referee's run games online. This document should serve as a resource to assist you, the Referee, in finding online tools, utilities and virtual game tables.

Star Frontiers Google Docs - Maps, counters, etc
  • If you DO NOT have a google account (it's free) you can download the images, however the power of the documents is having a google account since it will allow you to manipulate the maps.  
  • If you HAVE a google account, click on File > Make a Copy and you can edit all the images and layers (The maps are read-only)
Dave's Mapper - Slick geomorph mapping tool, includes city tiles. 

MapTool Project - full featured virtual table top, this project is building a framework for Star Frontiers. MapTool home page.

Google Hangouts - Part of Google Plus, great way to have face-to-face play. Integrated with Google Docs to share maps. 

http://roll20.net/ is anoter browser-based resource for online gaming. It has a lot of neat features.
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TerlObar
September 15, 2012 - 2:52pm
No good for me.  Google drive isn't supported on my OS.
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w00t (not verified)
September 15, 2012 - 4:40pm
Tom, 
I'm referring to the browser interface, not the Drive application. Have you tired to access the site?

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TerlObar
September 15, 2012 - 6:54pm
Yep, I clicked on your link and it takes me to a video about drive and tells me to download and install it and then says it's not supported on Linux. Embarassed  I was expecting a web interface as well and was surprised it didn't work.
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TerlObar
September 15, 2012 - 6:55pm
Of course now that I try it again it's working.  Go figure.
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w00t (not verified)
September 16, 2012 - 3:08pm
Awesome!
The deckplans you made would work very well using this tool, are they available for download? Could they be put on Google for everyone to use?

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TerlObar
September 16, 2012 - 7:17pm
Yes, go to the Frontier Explorer site and hit the hi-res map downloads section.  That's where they live.  Anyone is free to grab them.
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