The new version includes the following: An in-depth review of the use of the program by Eric. ## Added * Play human vs human. * Analysis Bar, which can be activated by playing against an engine or another human or by visualising a game, either directly or from Config, Show/Hide. * Databases with positions, added option Export to a position sheet in open document format. ## Updated * Komodo 64 bit basic, regression to 13.02. 14.1 64 bit does not work on some 64 bit pcs. * Kibitzers, a limit can be added to the depth that the engine analyses. ## Updated languages * Language Greek by Nick Delta. * Language French by Eric * Language Chinese by Zoushen * Chinese openings by Zoushen ## Engines * Updated lc0, Version Windows 0.30.0, The LCZero Authors, [https://github.com/LeelaChessZero] (https://github.com/LeelaChessZero) * New lc0 DNNL, Version Windows 0.30.0, The LCZero Authors, [https://github.com/LeelaChessZero] (https://github.com/LeelaChessZero)
Hi Lucas,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the program.
I am an absolute chess beginner, and I stumpled upon your program. It might not be the right one for new-comers. If so, my points might not be valid.
But
1) I believe there's some mistakes in the 'mate in 1' training.
In block 2 problem 8 - Why can't I move the queen to d4?
In block 2 problem 10 - Who is covering e5??? I don't think this problem is solvable
2) It would be very nice if I was told why a given move is wrong insted af just saying it is wrong. E.g. "no cover on b6" or "Your chess can be blocked" etc.
Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDelete1) 8/2 : if you move Q -> d4, then K -> c6 and not is mate in 1.
10/2 : the same knight that you move
2) The only answer that is easy is to show rival moves and not is mate in 1,but I think it's preferable to find out the player himself.
Your options are more valuables, but much more difficult to program.
I believe, and this is one opinion, that this program can be useful to new comers.
Cheers
Lucas