Author: Roy Brunjes
Date: 19:02:57 10/18/02
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On October 18, 2002 at 20:31:21, John Merlino wrote: >On October 18, 2002 at 19:54:47, Roy Brunjes wrote: > >>On October 18, 2002 at 12:27:42, John Merlino wrote: >> >>>On October 18, 2002 at 02:58:58, Stuart Smith wrote: >>> >>>>I'm sure I saw a thread re importing the King engine into CM9000 so that it can >>>>play itself but I can't find it in the CCC search. >>>> >>>>From memory, John Merlino commented that an 'import' was not necessary; how do I >>>>set up CM9000 so that it will play itself? >>>> >>>>Can I play different personalities against each other? >>>> >>>>Thanks >>> >>>Yes, you can play different personalities against each other. Or, if you want, >>>you can even play the SAME personalities against each other (e.g. CM vs CM). Or, >>>you can create a copy of a personality with one slight change (such as different >>>hash table size, modified contempt for draw, etc.), and play that new version >>>against the original. >>> >>>You can pretty much do anything you want with personalities. >>> >>>jm >> >>John, >> >>One thing that seems to be missing (or missing in my reading of the manual) is >>the ability to bring up the "Mentor Lines" window and have the GUI use a >>personality other than Chessmaster. Sometimes it is interesting to analyze a >>game in player/player mode (or the CM 9000 equivalent) and have an engine >>commenting on how it would play each step of the way. Is there an easy to >>achieve this with CM9000 and a personality other than Chessmaster? >> >>Thanks for your help, >> >>Roy > >This is mentioned in the Gameplay FAQ, which you can read by going to >www.chessmaster.com and clicking on the "Gameplay FAQ" link on the left (and NOT >the "FAQ" link, which just leads to product info). Specifically, you will be >looking for question #23. > >jm Thanks John! Works great! It would perhaps be a bit easier for users if this was something we could specify in the GUI (for Chessmaster 10000 -- which I already plan to buy when it is available). Great job at supporting the users here. Roy
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