Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 13:45:57 04/02/98
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>>> - The possibility of including nested variations when replaying >>> a game, and the ability to save those in the database. That would >>> be very useful when analyzing. >>This will be done in the Windows version. > Why not also in the DOS version? Because the database have to be rewritten for that feature also. So introducing this feature you get a new database format creating the usual temporarily conversion troubles. Similar to CBF -> CBH. > About the Windows version that will come later, do you expect > some loss in the search speed? (I suppose we can expect that > version to be a few percent slower...) Also, will there be > significant differences between the two versions in what they > offer? Engine or features? Both will be different. It's unclear for the moment. We have some 12-15 months to go. > When I first tried changing the style of play (from Agressive > to Defensive, for exemple), I was expecting great differences, > like open positions with Agressive and much more closed ones > from Defensive. However, if you effectively designed the various > styles so that the ELO strengh does not vary too much and only > the mobility terms are affected, then the changes are probably > too subtle to be seen by only playing about a dozen games, as I did. > I will have to test that further... > It would be fun if the styles of play could be chosen > along with the ELO setting option. I am not sure it's possible > in version 9. If effectively not, could that be done in version 10? You can combine everything using the ELO setting option. - Ed - >>I am working right now on a anti-Anand piece of software. The goal is >>to undermine Anand's preparation on Rebel. I will include it as an >>option in Rebel10. For the moment testing this option I do not recognize >>my good old Rebel any more......... > I hope the changes are to your liking. A child often grows >in ways least expected by its parents... :-) > Regards, > FB
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