Author: Stan Arts
Date: 05:34:59 03/19/04
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>Delfi 4.4 has nice customization of lower level play and you can enter in the >elo level you want it to play at as long as you are at least 1250 elo and not >higher than 1700 elo. Of course, you can play it on 2300 elo as well. >Training for chess is becoming plentiful on the internet for free as well. Hi If you like to train and play against programs yourself, you could also try my program Neurosis. (winboard (so can be used in Arena) and standalone) It has a few options to hopefully make it interesting to play against yourself. Adjust it's strength (lowest, 500 nodes per second) and style, (normally my program is a bit materialistic, but you can set it to be very agressive and speculative) and can use it's time more realistic and human-like. (never move instantly, etc) And the standalone version is 3D (and the graphics are fast, don't need any form of hardware acceleration or directX or anything like that, and will also run descent on a very slow computer..unlike other 3D chessprogs) where you can fly around and so. And there will be a new version in a few weeks. There are some improvements to the chessplaying bit, and in the last month(s) I have been working on another (3D)game, and for that I have rewritten my entire 3D-engine, and will be using the improvements for Neurosis-3D as well. (faster, and better graphics when you fly very close or through objects, higher 3D-resolution for objects that come close, and i have improved the polygonclipping to be more correct now. And some other things.) Leo Dijksman's http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/ Neurosis on the "download" pulldown-list. Greetings Stan
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