In an earlier thread viewtopic.php?t=69765 I promised to announce new versions of my chess GUI here. So here goes;
Tarrasch GUI V3.12a
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Tarrasch Chess GUI V3.12a Released
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Re: Tarrasch Chess GUI V3.12a Released
Thanks for the update. Does this support multipv analysis? Does this support opening epd files?Bill Forster wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 4:36 amIn an earlier thread viewtopic.php?t=69765 I promised to announce new versions of my chess GUI here. So here goes;
Tarrasch GUI V3.12a
Description of changes: http://www.triplehappy.com/News.html
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Re: Tarrasch Chess GUI V3.12a Released
Thank you!
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Re: Tarrasch Chess GUI V3.12a Released
It does support multipv analysis. In fact it only supports multipv analysis, with fixed count of 4 lines. This is a compromise and a limitation, and I plan to make it more flexible, hopefully before too much longer.
It doesn't support epd files. In fact I had to google to find out what epd files were. There's some misleading information out there - some sources indicate that epd files are essentially just FEN text lines, one position per line. I started to write a little program for you to convert epd -> pgn on this basis as a work around (it should be a ten minute job). But later I found that it's a lot more complicated than this, with many extra "opcodes" defined. So sorry.