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Subject: Re: Gothic Chess and missing a Graphical interface

Author: Michel Langeveld

Date: 06:07:30 01/07/04

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On January 07, 2004 at 08:56:55, Reinhard Scharnagl wrote:

>On January 07, 2004 at 08:40:50, Michel Langeveld wrote:
>
>>Hello all,
>>
>>Somehow I like the Gothic Chess variation of Ed Trice. Not because of the money
>>but because this is a thinking game a la Chess but complexer as plain chess. I
>>like it more as FRC because there are 2 new pieces and the board, and the board
>>is bigger.
>>
>>I would like to play a few games Gothic Chess against my own Nullmover.
>>
>>If someone can make a Gothic Chess graphical interface interface
>>(prefered will be Winboard or Arena) so that it understands Gothic Chess then I
>>will release a specialized Nullmover version that can play this chess variation.
>>Then everybody can try this game.
>>
>>This all just for the fun of this game.
>>
>>I know it is possible to play online games at BrainKing.com but somehow
>>computerchess interests me much more as to play games online as myself.
>
>Hello Michael!
>
>Some postings ago I told on my difficulties concerning a missing extended
>protocol. Such a protocol should be able to support normal chess, FRC, Janus
>Chess, Gothic Chess and Capablanca's Chess, additionally in a randomized form
>analog FRC, keeping also Queen and Archbishop on different colored squares.
>
>Regards, Reinhard.

Yes such a protocol is missing. I have no idea however how much it cost to
change winboard so that it supports all this. If it can play gothic chess then I
am already happy.

If I am not wrong then Arena already supports already FRC. Maybe the protocol
that is used there to support this variation is not so bad to adopt also in
winboard.



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