Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 23:08:38 12/14/00
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On December 14, 2000 at 16:47:11, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On December 14, 2000 at 16:25:31, K. Burcham wrote: > >>in reference to my other question, when i start shredder5, >>it does not do like s4 and show where it recognizes the endgame tablebases in >>the engine window, but it seems it is using the endgame tablebases, so maybe >>this is ok. > >It doesn't show that it has found the TB files unless you fiddle with the TB >paths or the TB cache. However, as I mentioned in my previous reply, it will >show the number of TB hits in the engine window when accessing during games. > >>last question, in the help files, under book options, opponent, what >>does this mean----it uses the word "any" to select the opponent, comp or human. >>i dont see this selection in shredder5. in my shredder 4, it gives the option to >>select, "any", "computer", "human". this is in the opening book selection. in >>shredder5 it has a selection "tournament", "standard", "wide". so my question >>is, is there an option to select the opponent in the opening book, computer or >>human, like there was in shredder4. > >I haven't got Shredder 4 installed at the moment, so I can't compare options. >But Shredder 5 doesn't offer the possibility of choosing opponent type under >book options, just "Tournament", "Standard" and "Wide" as you mention. The opening book is made to be facing any opponent human and computers, so use the tournament for best book, standard for a higher variety and wide for highest variety. If you are a very strong player I suggest the tournament book which is wide enough, below 2200 you can use the standard one and below 2000 the wide one may be the most fun to play. Regards Sandro > >Regards, >Mogens
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