Hi,
I guess this had already been discussed here, if yes I'm sorry but very interested in the answer.
For a long time now, I miss a feature which is on other websites, like chesscom for example.
To me it looks like an easy one to create but maybe I'm missing something.
Very often, when I'm working with students, I open their games from their profile page. Sometimes the game is not very interesting and that's it, but sometimes we discuss variations, very instructive ones, during 10-15 minutes. Then I want to download the game, with the variations, but it's impossible :(
(or I'm missing something)
Only possible to download the game without the added variations.
Or it should be in a study. But when we open games I have no idea which one are worth to be in a study or not and I find it stupid and almost impossible to put all games in a study before looking at them.
Sorry this was a long explaination but the feature is quite simple I guess, unless I'm missing a server charge problem or something like that?
Thanks for your feedbacks.
Best regards,
Sylvain
I guess this had already been discussed here, if yes I'm sorry but very interested in the answer.
For a long time now, I miss a feature which is on other websites, like chesscom for example.
To me it looks like an easy one to create but maybe I'm missing something.
Very often, when I'm working with students, I open their games from their profile page. Sometimes the game is not very interesting and that's it, but sometimes we discuss variations, very instructive ones, during 10-15 minutes. Then I want to download the game, with the variations, but it's impossible :(
(or I'm missing something)
Only possible to download the game without the added variations.
Or it should be in a study. But when we open games I have no idea which one are worth to be in a study or not and I find it stupid and almost impossible to put all games in a study before looking at them.
Sorry this was a long explaination but the feature is quite simple I guess, unless I'm missing a server charge problem or something like that?
Thanks for your feedbacks.
Best regards,
Sylvain