is this possible??

does anyone have any idea if it is possible to embed a game made with 3dgs into a website!? that would be the SHIZ!

If its possible could anyone explain how to do this?

I am lightly familiar with javascript and HTML soooo please help!!

You're not going to be able to do this in javascript and HTML.
You will need extensive knowledge of Java, C# or C/C++ to create a webplayer for 3DGS. Remember that, because it is the SHIZ, anyone else would long have done that if it was so simple with javascript .

Even when somebody would succesfully make a webplayer, it would most likely require you to write 3DGS games in C#. You simply can't deploy .exe files on the internet easily like that, as it would cause a huge security issue. You'd need to provide a player that guarantees 3DGS games can not acces any files on the user's PC but those in the execution folder. The webplayer must provide access to DirectX and all other needed security-prone files. Well, that's one way to do it.

There is one solution offered in the past, I think it's still up but I don't have the link for it. It's written in Java but you need to pay for it. I guess that's no option for you?

http://www.osakit.net/

I think OSA Kit (Pappenheimer posted it already) should do the job.

It requires a user to download the plugin, so its not
really a practical system for small programs/games,
as it is hard to motivate a user to download and install such a plugin, if the game is not really good.

I would pass on an attempt to make a gamestudio game
runnable in a browser, and rather make a nice game, webpage and
good installer to ditribute the game.

Ah yes right, osakit But it didn't work for me (as a player) so I wouldn't get my hopes up high that it will work for everyone else.

Hey...
I checked out OSA Kit awhile back.
It worked as advertised with my rather large project.
The reason I do not use it. Is because when a player downloads it... it downloads the entire game (same as if it was an actual full download). The game runs the same and has all the functionallity but I saw no real benifit with a large file size download. I could definatly see using this with very small games as then the download time would be quick and the owner can update the original package and when users return the update would be instant... It is definately a cool software.