Author: Alfred Gottschalck
Date: 05:35:32 01/08/03
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Hi John - I was hoping that my question would catch your eye. :-) Thanks for the answer and I'll forward my info on to UbiSoft. Thanks again, Al On January 07, 2003 at 15:33:23, John Merlino wrote: >On January 06, 2003 at 13:53:09, Alfred Gottschalck wrote: > >>Hello all - >> >> Question concerning CM 9000 and its 'Create a Tournament' feature: >> >> I created a Double Round Robin tourney with a total of 8 players (7 computer >>personalities and 1 human player (me); 56 unique games). When I was finished >>setting up the tournament I got a window that showed the tournament schedule. >> >> At the time of setting up the tournament I did not have the time to play "my" >>first game so I chose to have the computer "auto-run" one of the games matching >>computer personalities. The game played out fine. >> >> However, now when I open up the tournament I can never get the 'Schedule' >>window to open up (the 'Schedule' selection in the drop-down menu is shaded out) >>and the next game between computer personalities starts up automatically. >> >> Do I have to now play all of the games featuring 2 computer personalities >>before I can play any of "my" games? For example, is there a way to play 3 >>personality vs. personality games, then one of "my" games, then say 2 more >>personality vs. personality games, and then 2 of "my" games, etc.? >> >> Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. >> >>Regards > >Looks like a bug, but at least it isn't fatal. Apparently, once you press >"Auto", all comp vs. comp games must be finished before any human games are >accessible. It's supposed to work the way you describe, meaning that you should >be able to choose any game at any time (except, of course, while another game is >in progress). > >You should send an e-mail to chessmaster@ubisoft.com and notify them of the bug. > >jm
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