> 1) When I choose Play -> Training -> Tactics, I see
> the list of bases,
> but the Polgar base I created doesn't show a title for the
> base, just
> the parenthetical with the number of positions solved and
> the total...
> where does SCID get this name?
Open the database, then in the Maintenan
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> > After all, Xiangqi is the world's most
> > popular game,
Haha... But Chess is the world's best and most loved game ;>
The rules are so simple but game positions can be so amazing.
And the history and ascetics of the game are also noteworthy.
> Well, than it has far more human resources at i
Here is an improved version of the patch. It no longer assumes constant
font size and it works even when board size is fixed. It works
reasonably well for me and I'm not going to improve it further unless
there are serious objections.
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A couple of questions re: training mode in SCID. I have the Polgar
5334 positions in PGN, which I converted to SCID format and put in the
bases directory.
1) When I choose Play -> Training -> Tactics, I see the list of bases,
but the Polgar base I created doesn't show a title for the base, just
th
On 12/16/10 19:35, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> Can SCID be run from different machines using a flash or portable hard drive?
Yes. All paths are relative by default, so not even Windows has problems
with drive letters. But make sure that you don't change any settings to
refer to an absolute path un
On 12/16/10 05:38, Bernhard Rulla wrote:
Hi!
> I am using SCID 4.2.2 with Windows Vista.
>
> 1) When I try to create a SCID-file on my USB-Stick, I often get the
> error message "Error creating index file".
Your USB-stick has enough space, and the stick is ok hardware wise? Did
you try another
On 12/15/10 01:04, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> Where can I get a timeseal executable that will work with SCID (for
> use with FICS) on Windows 7 64 bit?
Timeseal is for whatever silly reason "binary only". So, to the best of
my knowledge, FICS will have to build it and provide it.
cu
Alexander
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On 12/17/10 18:18, Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
> I just downloaded Homer, however, and it doesn't work this way. when I
> try to use it I get an error that it can't open the default.sty file
> (though the default.sty file is in the same directory). Anyone have
> tips on configuring Homer with SCID in p
On 12/16/10 18:47, M Winther wrote:
Hi!
> There exist many databases for chess, but not a single one for
> Xiangqi, Chinese Chess. I can understand that chess aficionados don't
> like to promote a competing game, but it's kind of absurd how much
> energy of developers goes into chess whereas very
On 12/17/10 07:10, M Winther wrote:
Hi!
> I think that many people who develop chess programs do it because they
> are fond of programming and solving problems, and like to be helpful.
> I don't
> think it depends so much on their chess interest.
This is to short a thought. Surely, if you do it
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