(Sorry, that should say *5000* games, not 500!)
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Adrian Petrescu wrote:
> Go to http://ficsgames.com/, put in a range of the ranks you want, and hit
> "Download". This will generate a pgn of the last 500 games played by players
> of those ranks, within the time ra
Go to http://ficsgames.com/, put in a range of the ranks you want, and hit
"Download". This will generate a pgn of the last 500 games played by players
of those ranks, within the time range you specify. Those games should be *
full* of the kinds of mistakes you are looking for ;)
Cheers,
Adrian
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Hi,
Rounding up a re-implementation of the annotation feature, I am looking
for test material.
Does anyone have a collection of games available as played by weaker
(junior?) players?
I am looking for some games with all kinds of blunders and missed
opportunities (longer/shorter mates etc), suc
Ben Hague writes:
>
> On Sat, 2010-11-06 at 15:37 +0100, Joost 't Hart wrote:
>
> > This driver cannot be compiled for windows out of the box, because it
> > uses the high level hid usb api that was developed for MacOS and
> > (adopted by Linux). As far as I know, this api is not available o
Hi Pascal
Thanks for the warning - actually the version is 4.2.2 - I think that
subversion was launched specifically to remedy those issues!
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> 2010/11/12 :
>> Hi
>> I just checked it, and "my" scid 4.2 pgnscid.exe from the standard
>> wind
2010/11/12 :
> Hi
> I just checked it, and "my" scid 4.2 pgnscid.exe from the standard windows
> install did the job without any problems - I also have a "standard" linux
> version but cannot check it just now.
Beware of version 4.2 especially under Windows. It may be unstable
depending on your O
Hi
No sweath! Converting inside the program, as you describe it, is a good
way to test things, and for a lot of purposes it does the job! There are
however situations where a commandline tool like pgnscid is the best way -
so of course it should work, and in my experience... it does!
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2010/11/12, Philipp Enoeckl :
> Hi
Sorry for the doublepost...
>
> Just convert the pgn file within the program and don't use pgnscid.
> Works like a charm.
> To do that, open scid, create a new database with a name you like,
> open the .pgn file and move the files within the "Database switcher"
Hi
Just convert the pgn file within the program and don't use pgnscid.
Works like a charm.
To do that, open scid, create a new database with a name you like,
open the .pgn file and move the files within the "Database switcher"
(Shortcut ctrl + D)
For better understanding, watch this video:
http:/
Hi
Just convert the pgn file within the program and don't use pgnscid.
Works like a charm.
To do that, open scid, create a new database with a name you like,
open the .pgn file and move the files within the "Database switcher"
(Shortcut ctrl + D)
For better understanding, watch this video:
http:/
Hi
I just checked it, and "my" scid 4.2 pgnscid.exe from the standard windows
install did the job without any problems - I also have a "standard" linux
version but cannot check it just now.
I remember that you were advised to try opening the pgn-file directly
and/or usw the Tool - import method...
> Do you want me to add that size?
Sorry, I was mistaken about it's importance.
S.
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Here is more background information.
http://books.google.com/books?id=VEmZRkK2aDoC&pg=PT147#v=onepage&q&f=false
As per size 75, I was following this page:
http://www.mail-archive.com/scid-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00404.html
which recommended skipping that size.
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