Author: Lex Loep
Date: 09:29:28 10/16/02
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On October 16, 2002 at 06:31:31, Rajen Gupta wrote: >under egine properties; what do the following mean: > >draw score: (default=0) Setting a negative value here e.g. -50 (= 1/2 pawn) makes tiger avoiding draws. A positive value here make tiger favor draws. >multivariation threshold: (default=100) This is only relevant when multivariation mode is active ( +/- buttons in statistics window ) In multivariation mode it shows the best n moves which are no worse then the best score minus this value. >engine priority: (default=normal) > Setting it to high gives all CPU power to the engine but will make the GUI behave sluggish. Normal is the recommended setting Idle is usefull when you want to use the computer for other work while you have tiger analyse. >i assume that these are the default values and hence are enabled for srtongest >play. i would however like to know what they mean > Most important is that you set the hashtable size to a reasonable value. >also: under extras->auto232->what does cheching the box "extended mode" do? >(default appears to be off) This enables a extension to the aut232 protocol to allow minor promotion and some other things which I dont remember the details. Lex > >thanks
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