So far, my use of engines with Scid has been limited to dropping the
.exe file (windows) into a directory and telling Scid where it is. I
haven't messed at all with configuring parameters, UCI or otherwise.
I just downloaded Homer, however, and it doesn't work this way. when I
try to use it I get
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- Original Message -
From: "Remco Gerlich"
To:
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 10:40 AM
Subject: Re: [Scid-users] A database for Xiangqi?
> Scid has been around since the 90s as well, if I recall correctly.
> And it's
> better than those other programs you mention, of course :-)
>
> B
I too would love a Xianqi database.
Sadly I am no programmer.
But I thought Xiangqi players did not care much about openings.
Something like http://www.01xq.com is good enough for me.
It only took one programmer to create Scid.
Too bad Shane did not think of creating a tool extendable to an infin
Scid has been around since the 90s as well, if I recall correctly. And it's
better than those other programs you mention, of course :-)
But you don't explain one thing: if Xiangqi is the most popular game in the
world, why don't Xiangqi players write software for it? Why don't you?
Remco Gerlich
