El 2013-10-29 11:57 p.m., Denis Navas Vega escribió:
> El 2013-10-29 08:58 a.m., Fulvio escribió:
>> Remco Gerlich wrote:
>>>
>>> First: when running an engine for infinite analysis, there is
>>> apparently an "x" keypress that makes the engine consider the current
>>> position _with the other side
El 2013-10-29 08:58 a.m., Fulvio escribió:
> Remco Gerlich wrote:
>>
>> First: when running an engine for infinite analysis, there is
>> apparently an "x" keypress that makes the engine consider the current
>> position _with the other side to move_. It basically analyzes "if I do
>> nothing here, w
Very funny things happen when your king is in check and you drag one king to
the other for a NULL move.
Just try and look at a completely lost scid...
À bientôt, PhGed
Le 29 oct. 2013 à 16:33, Remco Gerlich a écrit :
> It works under linux;
>
> With suggested moves on, drag one king to the
It works under linux;
With suggested moves on, drag one king to the other. With suggest moves
off, clicking them works too.
Wow, talk about obscure features :-)
Thanks!
Remco
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 4:19 PM, Ben St-Pierre wrote:
> OK, I now could enter a Null move by clicking on the two Ki
The same for me (Scid 4.4 on Linux Fedora 19).
Bye,
Luciano Salerno
2013/10/29 Fulvio
> Ben St-Pierre wrote:
> > Tell me if you can enter Null moves.
> Ops!
> I can enter a null move dragging the kings, but the "--" do not work for
> me too (and i wasn't aware of this other way to enter null m
OK, I now could enter a Null move by clicking on the two Kings.
But I needed to uncheck "Show Suggested Moves" in Options/Moves first.
When "Show Suggested Moves" is on, clicking on the two Kings on the start
position does nothing.
This may be as it should be, as suggested moves can hinder Null mo
Ben St-Pierre wrote:
> Tell me if you can enter Null moves.
Ops!
I can enter a null move dragging the kings, but the "--" do not work for
me too (and i wasn't aware of this other way to enter null moves).
I'll look into it.
Bye,
Fulvio
Remco Gerlich wrote:
>
> First: when running an engine for infinite analysis, there is
> apparently an "x" keypress that makes the engine consider the current
> position _with the other side to move_. It basically analyzes "if I do
> nothing here, what can my opponent do?", so it looks for threa
Hello Remco,
In the Help files, under Move Entry, it says that one can enter Null moves
in SCID.
To enter a null move, it says one can click on the two Kings or to push
"--" (minus-minus).
I could not reproduce the ways to do so in OSX.
This may mean SCID does not implement this anymore.
Or that
Hi all,
I am reading the recent Quality Chess book "Pump Up Your Rating", about how
to be your own chess coach. It has an interesting chapter on how to work on
openings, using Chessbase and engines. I don't use Chessbase, I always use
Scid.
Most of what he does in Chessbase has equivalents in Sci
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