How to embed Google Lively 3d Rooms into your site or Facebook - I’m getting a lot of questions about this since I posted my article about the launch of Google Lively.
Embedding is really simple, so it should only take a few minutes.
Embedding Google Lively into your website
- 1. Go to Google Lively, register for the service (easy) and create a room.
2. When you go to your Google Lively room, you will see the embedding code just below the room display:
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3. Copy this code, pop it into your website’s HTML and that’s it!
4. You can control the room screenshot that is displayed by this code by going into your room, finding a pleasing angle to view it, then clicking on “New Room/Room Properties”, then “Edit Current Room”, and then under the “Webpages” tab, click “Save Thumbnail”.
Embedding Google Lively into your Facebook profile
- 1. Go to Google Lively, register for the service (easy) and create a room.
2. When in Google Lively room, the address in your browser should be something like http://www.lively.com/dr?rid=-7101804801955543956 (this one is for the UK media room). Copy it.
3. Now log in to Facebook and go to http://www.facebook.com/posted.php (my posted items). In the “Post a Link” box on the right hand side post your Room link (the one you copied in stage 3).
4. Enter comments if you like and then Post the new link.
5. Unfortunately this does not allow you to show your specific room screenshot and is only displayed as a shared link for the moment, but I’m sure there will be a Google Lively Facebook application popping out of the oven any minute now - which will enable you to properly embed your Google Lively 3D chatroom.
Good luck!
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1 The long awaited virtual world, Lively by Google has taken form… and it’s looking interesting | Media Socialist // Jul 16, 2008 at 3:57 pm
[...] The focus around this social network is to draw in users from social networks who accept applications including Facebook, Open Social, and Myspace. Lively also places a strong focus around other Google products including photo sharing site Picasa and video sharing powerhouse Youtube. Through embedding a room into a Facebook page, the creator can invite friends into Lively and initiate real-time chat similarly to IMVU’s communication model. Lively has predicted that the majority of their users will be drawn into chat rooms from other social networks which can hold up to 20 avatars. In order to learn how to embed Lively into your website or profile, go here. [...]
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