Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 18:14:05 05/07/98
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On May 07, 1998 at 19:23:16, Thorsten Czub wrote: >Fernando, you can >switch off tal in the CSTAL program. >When I had a game where it lost or only drew a WINNING position i do >often the following: >Replay the same game with Tal-function knocked off >(to do this switch off search-extensions: >tal function, Defend OFF >tal function, Attack OFF >tal function, Lets have fun OFF) > >If you replay the game with Genius, and if you come into the winning >position, you let the same cstal (but with knocked off tal-function) >replay from the point when GENIUS says: CSTals opponent is minus >1 pawn >- just an example, you can also use 2 pawns or 3 Genius pawns - than it >should be possible to WIN the winning position. > >I do often watch cstal vs. genius. >In the moment you see genius evaluate its position - 1 pawn or even >bigger, you can switch off tal-function. >I have tried out by making me two styles: >beforeWIN and afterWIN. >I use beforeWIN to reach a winning position and when the opponent is >down I can load style afterWIN. > >Of course this is only testing possibilities. >Chris could implement it much better than I emulate it. But it is worth >trying it out. > >You can try out the styling-stuff to SWITCH between tal-on and tal-off >style yourself. Its easy to do. Great, I will try. By the way; i Just finished a game against you know what and I got a draw after a fight that exhausted me as fencing with a monkey armed with a knife. My God! Else: do you know what happens with Oxford site? In my screen I get only a pure, pretty white screen... fernando
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