Author: Wieland Belka
Date: 13:59:45 11/07/00
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On November 07, 2000 at 10:07:00, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On November 07, 2000 at 08:47:41, Wieland Belka wrote: > >>Bob, I have problems. I'm playing now a tournament for chess engines, >>one move per two days - Fisher clocks!) >>I created a fine rc file for Crafty, with computer command. >>1. Which time controls are meaningful for this situation? > >one move every 48 hours, it seems? How to do this depends on how you >want the game played. Do you want a move every 48 hours, exactly? Then >use st=X, where X is the number of seconds you want it to take (ie you >would use 3600*48 to take exactly 48 hours). If you want it to _average_ >48 hours per move, then use the time command to set up the time control: >time 40 X 40 X where 40 is the moves per time control, and X is the total >time for the time control (in minutes in this case). make X 1440*80 and >that says "average 2 days per move". I prefer this way as if it fails low, >it has the option to use more time on that move to find a better one, at the >expense of moving faster somewhere else. > Yes, I want it to _average_48 hours per move! Setting a timme command is clear. But what do you mean with "1440*80"? I had thougt command was "time 1/1440/1/1440"?! > >>2. If I'm starting up Crafty white (opponent 's side) has to move. >> How can I change sides? > >Just type "go" or "move" and crafty will move instead. > Bob, I'm very sorry! It's a little painstakingly. I think I'm sitting too long at computer with Crafty ... ;-) I had read of these commands in your manual before. But anything let me believe there were a failure ... > >>3. What have I to do so Crafty is moving immediately while thinking? > > >type a "?" (no quotes) which says "move now". > Wow! That's a command, too, not explained in your manual!! > Thanks!
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