Author: James T. Walker
Date: 20:15:25 02/10/01
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On February 10, 2001 at 20:00:18, Ed Schröder wrote: >On February 10, 2001 at 13:36:06, Howard Exner wrote: > >>Rebel's play in these two games is agressive. >>In Fritz's win I'm curious if Fritz shared Rebel's eval just prior to this >>point, where Rebel played Qb6. Rebel was quite happy with its position prior to >>Qb6. What did Fritz expect here, Qe5 maybe? >> >>[D]4r3/1p2r1kp/pq2PppN/2RRnP2/1P6/7P/P2Q2P1/6K1 w - - >> >>Rebel's win again was lively, playing Rxe5 to cap off a nice build up. >>Other moves seem good also. >> >>[D]5k2/3R4/p3P2p/q5b1/1pKN1pp1/1P6/2R5/8 b - - >> >>Do you feel the autoplay hurts Rebel significantly or is there too little data >>out there to conclude much? >> >>Either way it appears once the Windows version is available that the dos >>autoplayer will be defunct. Ed, what GUI is in the works for Century 3.X ? >>Something new, original Rebel, Lex's Chess Partner, or some hybrid? > >First things first. I am now updating the Century 2.01 analyze engine >running under Rebel-Tiger to Century 3 as promised as a free update. >For this update I am also trying to port the EOC and maybe CAT too. > >In a later stadium (from here on) it will be build into a full playing >chess program (which will not be free). > >Ed Hello Ed, If I understand you correctly, the Century 3 will only be able to analyze positions in the ChessPartner GUI and not actually play games. If this is correct it seems to be a complete waste of time/energy. Since I already have Century 3 which will play games and about 15 other programs I can analyze positions with what would be the use? Jim
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