Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 12:12:46 04/13/98
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>The autoplayer is just a part of your program that implements an >interface, the auto232 protocol. It's your own code. There's no such >thing as an autoplayer that plays a game between two programs and is >independent of them. >Much of the debate over this is because this point is misunderstood. >Amir Because of all the excitement about the Fritz autoplayer I did the following experiment last week. When being in permanent brain I sent rubbish to the opponent. I used Hiarcs6 and Genius5 as an example. Both Hiarcs and Genius crashed. Two points for Rebel ??? Recognize and cheat the opponent even more.... ---------------------------------------------- Didn't succeed yet because I can't find the auto232 manual anymore but I think this is all possible......... Now pay attention............ How to cook Rebel and other chess programs.... - Being in permanent brain, after 5 seconds send ALT_M (is force move) to the TILL THEN unknown opponent. - Do that 3-5 times in a row. - If you immediately get back a move: a) you *KNOW* your opponent is Rebel (ALT_M is proven). If the ALT_M trick fails try the "force move" trick for Genius, CSTAL, Mchess, Hiarcs etc. by sending their specific force move commands. b) you forced Rebel 3-5 moves on 5 seconds level which is a clear cheat. Do such tricks ONLY at 04:00 (GET_TIME) when everybody is sleeping and nobody will ever notice the cheat. Amir, do we need a new auto232? - Ed -
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