Author: David Dahlem
Date: 14:54:18 07/16/03
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On July 16, 2003 at 17:36:15, Ed Schröder wrote: >On July 16, 2003 at 16:46:28, David Dahlem wrote: > >>On July 16, 2003 at 16:17:54, Werner Schuele wrote: >> >>>Hi, >>>can you please show how you use this command inside the inbetween.ini correct? >>>Werner >>> > >>Here is my updated InBetween.ini file. It is currently set at 40 moves in 10 >>minutes. > >David, that's a real nice piece of work if it functions correctly, a few >comments, > >1) This program "inbetween.exe", when or how it should be started? Does the GUI >does this automatically? I am new to this, also a bit lazy to read the >documentation. > > Hi Ed Thanks for your comments. And thanks for this great free engine. :-) Basically i just renamed Rebel12.exe to Engine.exe and renamed InBetween.exe to Rebel12.exe. Then it's installed by pointing the gui to Rebel12.exe and Inbetween.ini translates the commands. So far, it's working great. Regards Dave >>[InBetween] >>CommandLine := Engine.exe w4 Beta1.eng > >2) I assume "engine.exe" means "rebel12.exe", or? > >3) "w4" means a hash table of 28 Mb, w5=40Mb, w6=60Mb, w7=100Mb, w8=200Mb, >w9=400Mb. Keep that in mind. > >My best, > >Ed > > > >>Debug :=0 >> >>[Client2Server] >>xboard := xboard\neasy\npost\n >> >>; Sample Fixed ply depth - 9 ply >>; new := setlevel 0 9\n >>; >>; Sample Tournament level - 40 moves in 10 minutes >>new := setlevel 1 40 600 40 600\n >>; >>; Sample Fixed time per move - 10 seconds per move >>; new := setlevel 2 10\n >>; >>; Sample Checkmate search - 9 plys >>; new := setlevel 3 9\n >>; >>; Sample Average time per move - 10 second average per move >>; new := setlevel 4 30\n >>; >>; Sample Fisher clock - 10 minutes + 10 second increment >>; new := setlevel 5 600 10\n >>; >>; Sample Infinite >>; new := setlevel 0 99\n >> >>[Server2Client] >> >>Regards >>Dave >> >>>n July 16, 2003 at 15:50:38, David Dahlem wrote: >>> >>>>I discovered this doesn't work with all time controls, especially tournament >>>>level. But by changing time := to new := it will work. >>>> >>>>Regards >>>>Dave >>>> >>>> >>>>>Here is a method to solve the time usage problem when using Rebel 12 as a >>>>>winboard engine outside the Chess Partner interface. This method requires using >>>>>the InBetween adapter by Odd Gunnar Malin. It does work for me in Arena. Even >>>>>the Infinite level works! My InBetween.ini file is below. Just edit this file >>>>>for the time control you want to use. >>>>> >>>>>================================================= >>>>> >>>>>[InBetween] >>>>>CommandLine := Engine.exe w4 Beta1.eng >>>>>Debug :=0 >>>>> >>>>>[Client2Server] >>>>>xboard := xboard\nnew\neasy\npost\n >>>>>; Sample Fixed ply depth - 9 ply >>>>>; time := setlevel 0 9\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Tournament level - 40 moves in 10 minutes >>>>>time := setlevel 1 40 600 40 600\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Fixed time per move - 10 seconds per move >>>>>; time := setlevel 2 10\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Checkmate search - 9 plys >>>>>; time := setlevel 3 9\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Average time per move - 10 second average per move >>>>>; time := setlevel 4 10\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Fisher clock - 10 minutes + 10 second increment >>>>>; time := setlevel 5 600 10\n >>>>> >>>>>; Sample Infinite >>>>>; time := setlevel 0 99\n >>>>> >>>>>[Server2Client] >>>>> >>>>>================================================= >>>>> >>>>>Regards >>>>>Dave
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