Thanks for your help!
Yes, Benoit, that is a cunning workaround for a small Scidbase with 20
games. Tagging 80 or more games by hand in a special header each might
be harder, though.
Alexander, I agree with you, that in many cases it might be clever not
to sort at all and have a quick search d
Hi all,
When I start Rybka under Scid (4.0 DEVEL), it creates one process per CPU,
and each process runs at full CPU capacity. When I close the analysis window
or quit Scid, only one Rybka process is killed (the one with the lowers PID,
I think). The other processes go to 0% CPU, but they hang aro
Am Montag, den 17.08.2009, 21:45 +0200 schrieb Alexander Wagner:
> ...
> A similar option is available in some UCI engines. There the
> switch in question is called UCI_LimitStrength (this one has
> to be set to "true") and UCI_Elo where you can set the
> ELO-level the engine tries to simulate.
>
Volker Pittlik wrote:
Hi!
>> Fernando, is there a special feature in crafty why you
>> want to use this engine explicitly or could we find a
>> solution using an UCI engine of equivalent features?
>
> I'm not Fernando but for me it is the "skill" feature
> crafty offers.
Ah! This one is new to
Am Montag, den 17.08.2009, 16:37 +0200 schrieb Alexander Wagner:
> ...
> Fernando, is there a special feature in crafty why you want to use this
> engine explicitly or could we find a solution using an UCI engine of
> equivalent features?
I'm not Fernando but for me it is the "skill" feature c
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> If you don't want to sort it with the sorting facility
> Scid provides, you'll have to reintroduce the games one by
> one, in the order you want them. For that, you need to
> save the games again with Game/Add new Game (CTRL-S),
> which adds the game you are saving
Gabriele Stilli wrote:
Hi!
>> My naked question: Ho do I set up Crafty (and phalanx) to play against?
>
> Apparently, you can only play a serious game against an UCI engine, which
> Crafty
> is not.
Right.
> Also, you can only play a tactical game against Phalanx (and only the modified
> vers
Hello,
If you don't want to sort it with the sorting facility Scid provides,
you'll have to reintroduce the games one by one, in the order you want
them. For that, you need to save the games again with Game/Add new
Game (CTRL-S), which adds the game you are saving at the end of the
file. Then yo
Hi, let's say I have 20 games in a Scidbase. I would like to make game
#17 my game #5. My old #5 becomes #6, #6 becomes #7 and so on. What is
the quickest way to achieve this, if my choice of regrouping is not
based on semantic criteria, so using flags, in that case, will not help me?
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