Author: F. Huber
Date: 14:36:22 12/03/05
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On December 03, 2005 at 17:28:34, F. Huber wrote: >On December 03, 2005 at 16:58:42, Kurt Utzinger wrote: > >>On December 03, 2005 at 16:54:53, George Speight wrote: >> >>> >>>I am trying to use the book from Fruit 2.2 with Toga II 1.1 I copy the book >>>from the Fruit 2.2 folder into the Toga 1.1 folder. Then i go to chessbase and >>>load Toga 1.1 as the engine to play. In parameters i change the book setting to >>>book.bin , just as it is in Fruit 2.2 But i cannot get Toga to play any >>>openings with it. It is like it wont accept the book for some reason. I use >>>empty.ctg as the opening book, which should force Toga to use the book in its >>>paramters, but it wont. I switch back to Fruit 2.2 and use the same process with >>>empty .ctg and fruit plays openings perfectly. Where am i going wrong. They both >>>have the same book listed to use in parameters, Fruit will play openings and >>>Toga wont. Where in hell am i going wrong. Worn out with this, George >> >> >> Hi George >> I think you are not doing something wrong. As far as I >> can remember it's simply impossible to use the Fruit >> book for Toga ... no idea why this is so. >> Best regards >> Kurt > >Hello Kurt, > >since I´m not using UCI engines in the Fritz-GUI I can´t say anything about it, >but at least under Arena TogaII 1.1 actually _is_ using the Fruit book! >(although at first it needs a closing and restarting of the engine, but that´s >a known problem of Arena when installing a new engine). > >But GambitFruit Beta4 isn´t using any of the Fruit books at all - I´ve tried >all possible tricks without success, so this must be a bug ... > >Regards, >Franz. Sorry, but I have to correct myself: I´ve just tried the same _restarting_ process for GambitFruit under Arena, and since this moment also GambitFruit is using the book correctly! So everthing seems ok with the engine - that´s really one of those annoying Arena ´features´ ... :-( Franz.
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