Author: Martin Grabriel
Date: 18:42:50 12/13/03
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Thanks so much!
On December 13, 2003 at 11:11:33, Mihaly Szalai wrote:
>On December 12, 2003 at 22:16:15, Martin Grabriel wrote:
>
>>can someone point me how to do it? Thanks in advance
>
>Martin,
>
>I'll try to help you.
>
>1. Copy your Rebel12 folder to your Genius\engines folder.
>2. Copy wbconv.dll to the Rebel12 folder.
>3. Copy Inbetween.exe to the Rebel12 folder.
>4. Create a textfile to this folder with the name Inbetween.ini and
> with the following text:
>
>[InBetween]
>CommandLine := Rebel12.exe w5 Rebel.eng
>
>
>
>5. Create a textfile to the Genius folder with the name Rebel.eng
> and with the following text:
>
>// Sample ENG file to add new Winboard engines
>// Must be placed in the Genius6 folder.
>
>INIT {
> // First the pathname of WBConv.dll. note the double "\\".
> "engines\\Rebel12\\WBConv.dll",
> // Name Text for screen display
> "Rebel 12 Engine",
> 284,
>
> // Pathname of engine, relative to Genius6 folder.
> // Can also be given as an absolute path
> [#l:32768,1,0,0, 1,1,1,
>#b:'e,'n,'g,'i,'n,'e,'s,'\,'R,'e,'b,'e,'l,'1,'2,'\,'I,'n,'b,'e,'t,'w,'e,'e,'n,'.,'e,'x,'e,0],
> // ^^^^ change this number to the actual hash table size used by the engine
> // ^ ^ ^ Engine flags (see engine dialog) ON (1) or OFF (0)
>
> "",
> 0,
> "Rebel", // short engine name (max. 8 characters)
> "",
> "",
> "",
> ""
>}
>
>// Next we define the Engine options dialog
>DIALOG {
> "Set Options for Rebel...", // dialog title
> 250,150, // X/Y size of dialog
>
> // dialog items..
> "TICK", "Permanent brain", [#l:16,4, 20,30, 90],
> "TICK", "White's score in analyse mode", [#l:20,4, 20,45, 120],
> "TICK", "Can show current move", [#l:24,4, 20,60, 120],
> "END", // Must be last
> END }
>
>6. Ask Odd Gunnar Malin to help with the specification of Inbetween.ini.
> (There seems to be problems with the time mamagement).
>
>Cheers
>Mihaly
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