Author: Steve Coladonato
Date: 11:09:42 02/22/00
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On February 22, 2000 at 08:59:07, Randy Schmidt wrote: >Please read the below which appears on the Rebel site. >My question is if there is a similar "awaken" that we >can do to Chess Assistant 5 to make Tiger stronger? >On the Gambitsoft site they state that CA5 is both a database >AND a computer playing program. > I don't often play against computer engines but I did play a couple of games against both Rebel-Tiger and Crafty in CA5. Of course I was crushed by both engines. I'm still new with the CA5 program and I not sure if the following is standard or if I set some setting to make it happen, but while playing (against Rebel-Tiger) the numerical evaluation for the position appears in the game window after Rebel moves (after it has gotten out of book). I like that feature in that if the score goes way bad for me I can go instantly back and review the position while my thoughts of why I did what I did are still clear in my head. Also, I used to use Fritz 5.32 to print out games but the CA5 print feature is much nicer, IMHO. I'd like to hear what others think of the new CA5. Steve > > >An even stronger REBEL-TIGER > >January 21, 2000 > >The chess engine of REBEL-TIGER is the 100% identical version that currently >tops the Swedish computer list. During the BETA period a few more improvements >to the chess engine were made resulting in an even more stronger chess engine. > >Estimated SSDF improvement: 20-25 ELO points. > >To awake the stronger Tiger edit the CT.INI file as follows: >NSEW=1 > > >MoreSel=1 >The CT.INI file is located in the root directory were you have installed >REBEL-TIGER.
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