Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 19:24:45 11/14/00
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On November 14, 2000 at 16:51:14, Uri Blass wrote:
>On November 14, 2000 at 13:24:45, Christophe Theron wrote:
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>>>I prefer an evaluation score where negative always means "better for black". GT
>>>uses negative to mean that it is worse off, regardless of colour.
>>
>>
>>It's hard to satisfy every customer. Many people complain if we display the
>>score always from white's point of view...
>>
>>What should we do?
>
>
>You can give the customer two options when one option give the score from white
>point's of view.
>
>I think that in comp-comp games it is better that all the programs show the
>score from white's point of view because I want to see quickly by the scores
>when there is a significant change in the evaluation and it is more simple to
>see it when all the scores of both programs are from the same point of view.
>
>I think that an option to show only scores and times like Fritz is better.
>I cannot see quickly big changes in the evaluation when I see games when there
>is also information about the main line of the program after every move.
Just activate the game histogram window and you will instantly see, in a visual
way, what happened in the game. At least you will easily notice a score jump.
It's better to have a 800x600 resolution (or more) if you want the histogram. In
this resolution, the standard layout shows the histogram.
Christophe
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