Author: Rajen Gupta
Date: 10:29:34 10/16/02
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On October 16, 2002 at 12:29:28, Lex Loep wrote: >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) thanks rajen >> > >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 WOULD THEREFORE IMAGINE THAT WHEN AUTOPLAYING CHESSTIGER vs ANOTHER PROGRAMME ON 2 COMPUTERS THIS IS THE STRONGEST OPTION ie ENGINE PRIORITY=HIGH thanks for the explanation (excuse the uppercase) rajen > >>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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