Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 12:10:31 01/27/04
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On January 27, 2004 at 10:43:27, Robert Hyatt wrote: > > >Can you tell+ me where the book came from? >there is no 1. f4 that is playable, only e4 and d4. I assume you are using >book.bin, bookc.bin, books.bin and that you have the keyword "computer" in your >crafty.rc file? (the book files above from my ftp machine?) I would not begin >to explain where 1. f4 came from... to be honest bob, i don't know. i copied the new crafty exe in my old old winboard directory and set the path of arena (inclusive crafty.rc as ini file) to the directory. there is a book. the winboard directory is very old. i used it in those times when we had no arena and no other GUI's to run winboard programs in. so it can be the book is not very big and also not very optimized. in those time we had no ADSL :-)) book.bin 12.853 KB book.dat 56 KB Book.lrn 15 KB bookc.bin 129 KB books.bin 130 KB Do you want me to use a special book ? if so, please give me the link and i will download and install it in this directory. i never thought much about giving crafty a special book. the idea was to let crafty participate to have an idea where it is within a big range of different programs. >IE if the "computer" command is missing from your crafty.rc file, then my book >should look like this: crafty.rc is looking this way: name zchess2.2 computer hash=196M hashp=32M cache=16M resign=9 book on book random 1 book width 3 noise 6000000 learn 7 drawscore=0 tbpath=d:\schach\tb egtb time 40/120/20/60 exit >Where the only playable move is 1. e4 (this is the book used against human >players). > >Bob thank you for your comments. if you like that i use a specific book, please name the web-site or the size and i will download and install it. feel free to instruct me the way that crafty plays the best, if you want it to do so. If you e.g. want another version to play, you could tell me. i do e.g. not know if 19.07 is still the strongest or if there are important changes in other versions.
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