Author: Stephen A. Boak
Date: 08:20:24 04/17/02
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On April 16, 2002 at 22:24:24, John Merlino wrote: >For any of you who use Chessmaster's Game Analysis feature (specifically looking >at the "Auto-Annotation" section), here is a way that you can change the >thresholds for the "Slightly Better", "Better" and "Much Better" statements. > >Edit your user's INI file (example, if your user name is "CMUser", this file >would be "Chessmaster 8000\Users\CMUser\CMUSER.INI"). Add the following text: > >[annotator] >slightly=35 >better=65 >much=100 > >The value is the number of centipawns that you want the threshold to START at. >So, in other words, if you want "Slightly Better" to show up if a move is only >0.2 worse than CM's "best" move, then put "slightly=20". > >I hope that made sense.... > >jm > >p.s. The defaults are, for some reason that is lost in the mists of time: > >slightly=65 >better=135 >much=450 hi John, Your commments are very interesting--I like the ability to customize program analysis for my own purposes! 1. Can I add more 'levels' of coments, such as (example only): tiny(10-16)=20 small(17-25)=25 moderate(26-40)= significant(41-60)=60 serious(61-132)=132 major(133-233)=233 major_blunder(234-2999)=2999 Perhaps the output 'grammar' for the comments would require some wording changes, but you get the idea. 2. Anything to watch out for (be aware of), if I try this? Thanks for a most interesting posting! --Steve
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