Author: Norm Pollock
Date: 15:37:08 08/14/04
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On August 14, 2004 at 17:43:25, Tony Nichols wrote: > Sorry, for not understanding how to to make The King 3.33 run in Fritz gui. I >have created the UCI, but when I load the engine it will only analyse 4 ply. I >have ver 3.23 running without problems. Does anyone have the default settings >for 3.23(the whole .eng file)? Also settings for the Judge 2? > >P.S Just getting into winboards so I know very little. ----------------------------------------------------------- It's complicated so there is a very good chance I will accidentally leave out a crucial step. But I will try my best. (1) You first need to get Inbetween.exe and Inbetween.ini. You also need wb2uci.exe and wb2uci.eng (2) Rename Inbetween.exe to TheKing.exe. In Inbetween.ini should be as follows: [InBetween] CommandLine := TheKing333.exe Debug := 3 Log := logfile.txt [Client2Server] [Server2Client] (3) Run chessmaster.exe (4) Start a game with chessmaster in the game room (5) Go to the command window that popped up and copy down the opk number. It will be different each time you boot. Right now on my machine it is 923906. (6) exit chessmaster (7) now go to edit wb2uci.eng. Here is the wb2uci.eng I use (I'm using skr settings which were designed for cm9k but they work well with cm10k). Notice where I put in the opk number: [ENGINE] Name=TheKing 3.33 skr Author=Johan de Koning Filename=Wb2Uci.exe [OPTIONS] Program=TheKing333.exe InitString=cm_parm default\ncm_parm opk=923906\ncm_parm tts=131072000 opp=100 opn=100 opb=100 opr=100 opq=100 myp=100 myn=100 myb=100 myr=100 myq=101 cc=105 mob=110 ks=155 pp=100 pw=100 cfd=0 sop=100 avd=-2 rnd=0 sel=12 md=99 HashOnCommandline=false InitTime=2 Ponder=false Logfile=false Edit=setboard UseSAN=false Priority=normal AddHintMove=false ShowThinkingMove=true Protocol=1 (8) Now install "wb2uci.exe" as a UCI engine.
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