Author: Chrille
Date: 00:05:25 07/05/00
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On July 05, 2000 at 01:45:44, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On July 04, 2000 at 21:54:44, Pete Galati wrote: > >>Don't try to cheat and take back moves. It messed things real bad when I tried >>to cheat. > >Well, I _never_ try to cheat and take back moves ;o)). Yes I'm glad to see my anti-cheater function is working properly ;) >>Chrille, can we add more lines to the opening book file to tailor it to an >>opening we like, or is there a restriction to the amount of variations in that >>file? > >You could try using the SSEChess book. I understand that Mint is capable of >using it, even though I haven't tried it myself. My SSEChess book is about >1.05Mb, which should be more than sufficient to squash chess patzers like us. >Otherwise, just add lines by hand. You can use SSEChess books, in fact I stole the current one from SSEChess (even though I've modified it). But there's a limit to how many lines it will read, let me check ... Its 2000 lines. For some reason .... That makes maybe 100kb a limit?! This limit must be a remnant from days of old, I'll patch it up for the next version. Oh, and yes it's quite possible to add lines by hand. >I'll try to challenge Mint for a game of chess when I get some spare time, >but I fear I'll end up losing miserably. Yes, unfortunately this version is so strong most people have a tough time against it. I should add some dumbening mode. But I'm not so sure people even play engines themselves these days? >Best wishes... >Mogens > >PS: BTW, nice website. Thanks! Have a nice day everyone. Btw, the Mint page had over 200 hits yesterday! Wow! - Christian Söderström
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