Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 15:04:38 09/19/03
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On September 19, 2003 at 17:53:05, Michael Yee wrote: >On September 19, 2003 at 16:59:29, swaminathan natarajan wrote: > >>On September 19, 2003 at 15:37:50, Michael Yee wrote: >> >>>On September 19, 2003 at 15:25:18, swaminathan natarajan wrote: >>> >>>>if i buy playin software junior 8 or shredder 7 or hiarcs 9? >>>>do they support uci engine?are u sure?if any one have .pls do reply >>> >>>Yes, they all support UCI engines. Take a look at: >>> >>> http://www.chessbase.com/download/index.asp?cat=UCI%2DEngines >>> >>>They've updated that DLL for the "UCI Adapter" a few times because it was buggy >>>at first (and maybe is still not perfect?). But it really does let you install >>>UCI engines (like those listed on that page--Tao, Pharaon, etc.) which then can >>>be used just like the native engines (Fritz, Junior, etc.) >>> >>>As for my own personal experience... I only have Fritz 7, but I've successfully >>>used UCI engines with it. >>> >>suppose if we download yace,ruffian,little goliath nemesis from >>wbec-ridderkerk.nl don't they have difficulty in setting up uci engines under >>the program's Gui? > >Well, I happened to have those engines laying around (mostly for use in winboard >or arena)... So I tried setting up all three as UCI engines in Fritz 7 and it >worked fine. You can select them as the main engine or have them play in matches >or tournaments. > >I think most of the well-known stable engines (yace, etc.) will work fine as UCI >engines in Fritz GUI. > One note: Yace and Ruffian and Little Goliath Nemesis are UCI engines and would work perfectly on Fritz7/8/Shredder6/7/Hiarcs8/9/Junior7/8/ChessTiger15.0 GUI's. But also other non-UCI engines but Winboard engines will work almost perfectly (97% of the Winboard engines(non-UCI) i tried work perfect, 3% with some problems) in these GUI's with the Wb2Uci tool.
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