Author: Jon Mitchell
Date: 04:29:14 01/24/04
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On January 24, 2004 at 07:19:37, Stan Arts wrote: >Hi everyone > >There's a new version of my program Neurosis. 1.6 >There's a winboard version, and a 3D stand-alone (for windows OS) version, >and I improved my 3D version, that's why I write about it in this forum. :) > >Some of the changes of the 3D version are: >The board looks different now, more realistic and wood-like. >Tried to make the program more complete. Lots of new options and improvements. >New timecontrols to chose from, with more common used timecontrols. >Captured pieces are kept and placed next to the board (as an option), to add >to realism and for instance to help beginning players keep better track of >pieces and what's going on. >You can change the size of the pieces on the board, you can change the speed to >fly and look around with, (For fast/slow computers) and some other new options. >The result of a game is now also saved to PGN as 1-0 , 0-1 , 1/2-1/2 or ? . >My 3D code has improved and for the rest a lot of minor changes and >improvements everywhere. And the same chessplaying improvements as the winboard >version. > >For the technical improvements please see the bottom of the readme.txt included >in the zipfile. > >Hope you'll enjoy it! > >Stan > >It's free, and can be found on Leo Dijksman's winboard pages. (thanks!) >www.wbec-ridderkerk.nl select downloads and scroll to Neurosis. Hello Stan, Thanks for the great program which comes with 3D look Fantastic!
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