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8. Décembre 2006, 18:55:21

Rex Nihilo

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Sujet: Re: Game Notation

Fencer: Also, very nice! Not many use Jellyfish anymore, but I know GNU supports it and Snowie will import it.

Thanks!

8. Décembre 2006, 18:50:15

Rex Nihilo

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Sujet: Re: Prearranged positions

Fencer: Very nice! Is this just for chess, or all games? If it is for gammon games as well (for say, a proposition - no one has programmed a bot to play Crowded), will we be able to put in any cube adjustments ahead of time, or will we have to keep our own bookkeeping for that?

7. Décembre 2006, 23:40:08

Rex Nihilo

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Sujet: Game Notation

modifié par Rex Nihilo (7. Décembre 2006, 23:41:57)

Since chess players can download the PGN notation for their games, how hard would it be to give backgammon players the ability to download thier games in Snowie, BGBlitz, or GNUBG format?

Any opinions?

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7. Décembre 2006, 23:34:17

Rex Nihilo

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Sujet: Prearranged positions

modifié par Rex Nihilo (7. Décembre 2006, 23:40:33)

A feature I would like to see implemented would be the ability to start a game from a predetermined position. Practical uses of this would include:

1. Thematic tournements (for chess and go varients)
2. Backgammon "propositions" -- which have fallen out of favor with the advent of the bots, but can can still be used for instructional purposes.
3. Instructional aids for people teaching the game to someone.

The interface is there for Espionage and Screen Chess, and I think would be very well received.

Any other opinions on this?

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