Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 08:05:28 10/02/05
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On October 02, 2005 at 09:43:46, Roy Brunjes wrote: > >I have already read the threads on this issue here and they are not helpful. As >the subject line states, with Arena, no issues at all. Nice to have an >alternative to CB yet again! > >I would like to try out some Fruit 2.2 games on playchess.com though and so I >need the CB proprietary GUI for that. I have gone through the "create UCI" >process with no errors. I can load Fruit 2.2 as an engine just fine. > >As an aside, I would like to find a chess server that is a free alternative to >playchess.com that others can use for engine-engine games (amongst others) that >does not require the CB GUI. I prefer a system where computer accounts are >created freely without hassles (unlike FICS or ICC). Anyone know of such a >place? > >I click on the "Openings Book" tab in the GUI and closed the book in use so that >pane now just says "Load Book". I selected "Change Main Engine" and then clicked >on the "Engine Parameters" button. "Own Book" is checked off on the window of >engine parameters that pops up. In the field "Book File" I have tried "book.bin" >(the default), "C:\Program Files\Fruit\book.bin" (a full path to where the >book.bin file lives" and even C:\book.bin (I copied the book file there in the >hopes it would find it). > >While there is some small evidence that a book might be in use, it's not right: > >1. e4 e5 (immediate response indicating some sort of book I suppose) >2. Nf3 (Fruit is now out of book). > >or this > >1. e4 c5 (immediate response) >2. Nf3 (Fruit is now out of book). > >Anyone have better luck with the CB GUI and own book use for Fruit 2.2 ? > >Thanks, > >Roy Just to confirm Joachim's reply. This happens only under the CB GUI's with ponder on. If you leave the permanent brain option grayed out and start a match against another engine then you will see Fruit firing away the moves from Marc's book :-) The fix for this will reach you very soon. Djordje
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