Author: William Penn
Date: 23:10:01 01/17/01
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On January 14, 2001 at 22:10:51, William Penn wrote: >On January 14, 2001 at 17:50:03, Andreas St. wrote: > >>On January 14, 2001 at 15:54:05, John Merlino wrote: >> >>>On January 14, 2001 at 15:51:18, Stephen A. Boak wrote: >>> >>>>In CM8000, I created two custom personalities--Chessmaster#64 and >>>>Chessmaster#128, with the only difference from the default Chessmaster >>>>personality being the increased hashtable sizes (64MB and 128MB respectively). >>>> >>>>Under new game, I selected Chessmaster#64 as the personality for both sides. >>>> >>>>I then loaded a pgn file from my OTB tournament game. >>>> >>>>I selected Game Analysis, 180 sec/move. >>>> >>>>1. Will the game analysis use the increased hashtable size for the >>>>Chessmaster#64 personality? >>>> >>>>2. How can I tell? >>>> >>>>I'm running such an analysis right now, for the next 4 hours or so. >>>> >>>>3. Will the analysis personality be noted in the output of the game analysis, >>>>with the annotations? >>>> >>>>4. Am I able to analyze games (auto-annotated 'overnight') using my custom >>>>personality settings? >>>> >>>>5. If the above method is not correct, I'd like to know the proper one. >>>> >>>>Thanks in advance, >>>> >>>>--Steve >>> >>>The default Chessmaster personality is always used for analysis and advice. >>>There is no way to modify this. >>> >>>jm >> >> >>Hello JM, >> >>I think i have find out a way to modify! >>You can make a personality, delete the Chessmaster.cmp (or certainly backup it) >>and rename your personality in windows manually to chessmaster.cmp. >> >>Thats all. CM 8000 now thinks this is the original setting. >> >>Greets AS > >Interesting idea! Thanks. It might solve several limitations/problems I've >had... >WP It works fine in my tests so far. However I don't delete the original Chessmaster.CMP personality. I just rename it with Windows Explorer. WP
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