On 08/20/10 19:05, Mario Lacunza wrote:
Hi!
> i check this subject in February... I think the Chess960 is taking
> advantage and increase the use, in many chess clubs online (chess.com
> for example) there are tournaments about Chess960 (I think the better
> name is Fischer Random in memorian for
Hello,
i check this subject in February... I think the Chess960 is taking
advantage and increase the use, in many chess clubs online (chess.com
for example) there are tournaments about Chess960 (I think the better
name is Fischer Random in memorian for our great champion) any update
about ad
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
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
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
http://scidvspc.sf.net
> Sorry to ask a question I'm sure has been asked before
> but I searched the archives and the last query I found
Hi folks, It's February 3, 2009 and the latest Scid release version is 4.2.2.
Sorry to ask a question I'm sure has been asked before but I searched the
archives and the last query I found was in 2007.
SCID is a super nice chess data base but as far as I can tell it's lacking
support for ches
