Author: Rick Andrews
Date: 19:43:52 11/27/05
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On November 27, 2005 at 18:06:37, Peter Eizenhammer wrote: >On November 27, 2005 at 17:42:58, Horst Biewald wrote: > >>Good day Gentleman, a few days ago i posted a message concerning the use of >>certain books that come with each engine. I am using Junior 9,and on the window >>pane where it shows which book is currently active, it never shows the book that >>comes with a particular engine. Junior 9 book is all that i ever see. >>I am missing something. How for instance, would i know that the Fruit2.2.1 book >>is being used? All i ever see is the Junior9 opening book. Thanks very much! > >Ok, it is not that hard: >If you activate the book for one side, for example Junior or any other CB >engine, >and it plays the moves without thinking till it is out of book: >Great. It looks like it uses its (chessbase format) book, and we are happy about >this engine. > >For the second non CB engine click away the "use book" in the CB interface. >Well done. >If it still plays moves without thinking: Great! It uses its own, >probably not CB-format book and we are happy. > >(If not, then you will have to know how to activate the special own book of the >second, >non CB, UCI, WB~UCI ... engine, many engines, many problems, many solutions. >In most cases one more click in the UCI options of the engine, >or if you have real trouble you have to write a single line in an ini-file or >simil. but it is often called "own book", "use book", "book = >\path\path\path\book.bok" ... ) > >Ah, btw: the CB interface will n o t show the fruit book moves in the CB book >window iirc. sorry for that ... There are other ways to look at such books in >many cases, but it may be a little hard, and should not be necessary in most >cases. > >Peter Good explanation Peter,Can you do the same thing in the shredder classic gui and could you give an example of what one of those ini -file lines would look like ? Thanks, Rick
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