Author: Kaj Soderberg
Date: 22:44:00 11/10/05
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On November 10, 2005 at 15:45:46, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On November 10, 2005 at 15:30:45, Kaj Soderberg wrote: > >>On November 10, 2005 at 14:49:04, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >> >>>On November 10, 2005 at 14:45:09, Chessfun wrote: >>> >>>[...] >>>Also that version 15 in Chessbase has >>>>trouble holding the default setting and seems to switch to gambit or aggresive >>>>on it's own. >>> >>> Hi Sarah >>> A terrible behaviour of Chess Tiger 15 >>> under ChessBase-GUI if it really happens. >>> How have you found out and tested this? >>> Regards >>> Kurt >> >>Hi Kurt and Sarah, >> >>I have noticed the same behaviour by CT 15 under Chessbase. When you look at >>ct.ini, the moregambit parameter is suddenly changed, although you had changed >>to -1 in order to use the normal style. Another flawse of CT onder CB: it >>sometimes takes much longer to find the right endgame move than under CP, >>probably due to worse tablebase connection. A pity, because i honestly find the >>CB interface prettier, next to more practical for e-e games. I can imagine that >>Christophe Theron has flushed the CB interface through the toilet pot, although >>i find his reluctance to make an UCI engine a bit overdone. >> >>Greetings, >>Kaj > > Hi Kaj > But is the problem not solved if you use > a write protected ct.ini? > Regards > Kurt Hi Kurt, Write protection seems to work. That is good of course. A pity i did not know this before, but this knowledge is another proof of the usefulness of the forum. Remains the endgame difference, but that is minor in comparison. I hope CB can optimize there tablebase access code in the future, because i will or may be the first to check when Christophe T. comes out with an UCI or who knows CB version later on. The CP version remains valuable, with it's great moves include/exclude functionality. Greetings, Kaj
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