I would like some way to save results of material/pattern search as epd. I
would like to create test sets of positions with various material
combinations and this would allow me to automate the process. Ideal would be
to have a search option that wrote all matching positions as epd to a file
with a
Hmmm... Actually, i might be wrong about pgn needing changes.
But another thing to consider is - A lot of Scid's database analysis is only
useful because there's one starting position. In Chess960, there's many
starting positions, and no such divergance, making vigorous analysis a little
pointle
Alex wrote:
> @Steve: I asked this before but never got a clear answer on
> this: does your code support to DISPLAY a complete 960 game?
> No gameplay, just load a 960 game into Scid, does your code
> handle the casteling properly here.
No. Castling presents many many difficulties. Scid is written
Joao Rita wrote:
Hi!
> Ok, let me try to explain,
>
> Let's say you have an opening like the French,
>
> You have a database which has only French games (as you can easily get),
>
> by merging all the game in to one single game you can then at a touch of
> a bottom (backwards & forwards) go th
Steven wrote:
Hi!
> It's a pretty big task to properly include this sort of thing.
> My project has a hacked up Chess960 mode for playing in Tactical game.
> No castling though.
@Steve: I asked this before but never got a clear answer on this: does
your code support to DISPLAY a complete 960 ga
Hello,
Being able to merge multiple games needs being able to select multiple
games in the Gamelist. That would be great for lots of editorial
task. But that does not seem a priority right now for the development
team. (I recall there is also a design problem, but haven't checked
the archives.)
Ok, let me try to explain,
Let's say you have an opening like the French,
You have a database which has only French games (as you can easily get),
by merging all the game in to one single game you can then at a touch of
a bottom (backwards & forwards) go through all the variations to get a
feel
No, I don't think so.
The Opening Report creates opening reference-style tables out of the top-100
rated games in a position. That is perhaps slightly similar, of course
depending on how you want to use the game.
What would you use such a super-merged game for? Personally I've wondered
about the
But that'll only work on a game by game basis, so if you want to merge a
whole database you'd have to select each game individually and go
through that process every time...
So I'm guessing there's no other way?
J
On Wed, 2010-02-03 at 18:43 -0500, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Here is w
