autochess

[manuel91]

hi all,
sorry for my continuous posts but i've a problem...
i have learnt to play but i often lose...against player with 2200points...
i use fritz 11 with engine rybka 3 32bit..
i'm not able to use book can anyone teach me how to use them? what's their function?
i've different books but i don't know how to use them

[Akrura]

hi all,
sorry for my continuous posts but i've a problem...
i have learnt to play but i often lose...against player with 2200points...
i use fritz 11 with engine rybka 3 32bit..
i'm not able to use book can anyone teach me how to use them? what's their function?
i've different books but i don't know how to use them

manuel,

You mean you want to use books in your Fritz...right? If not then disregard my comment and if yes then,

open your Fritz
Go open - select opening books -- select your book (Go to the folder where you have saved your book)
then go to tools -- go to book option -- click on optimize -- then select setting whatever you book has -- mostly 0/100 ( different for different value) --- click ok

You have now your book , engine and play new game (blitz or long game)

good luck

[manuel91]

hi all,
sorry for my continuous posts but i've a problem...
i have learnt to play but i often lose...against player with 2200points...
i use fritz 11 with engine rybka 3 32bit..
i'm not able to use book can anyone teach me how to use them? what's their function?
i've different books but i don't know how to use them

manuel,

You mean you want to use books in your Fritz...right? If not then disregard my comment and if yes then,

open your Fritz
Go open - select opening books -- select your book (Go to the folder where you have saved your book)
then go to tools -- go to book option -- click on optimize -- then select setting whatever you book has -- mostly 0/100 ( different for different value) --- click ok

You have now your book , engine and play new game (blitz or long game)

good luck

hi, i have felt often about books and i wanted know ehat's their function and if i must use them with fritz

[matematiko]

You also need to tell us what kind of rig (system) you have.... most players above 2200 are not a piece of cake....they are seasoned players using perhaps their own book...a dual and maybe a quad core and probably even overclocked.... so, what kind of system do you have?

There is no need to think (either a human or a chess engine) at the begining of the game....so many billions of games thru chess history had determined what are the best moves at the beginig of the game (opening)....so, that's what opening book does, stores the best positions and makes your engine move fast at the begining of the game which gives or at least tries to give you two advantages:
- Do not waste precious time at the begining,
-And leave you in the best position possible after the books runs out of moves.

Human players used to stored in their brains probably up to five or six moves for the opening, with computers nowdays an opening book can go way further than that and that's why there is hundreds of thousands of different opening books. No to mention that each books is hand tune for a particular engine playing style.

Make it a long story short, yes you need an opening book.

I hope from now own you do your research before asking a question because it is very dissapointing to see someone trying to autoplay chess and does not even know what an opening book is.

You have to options from now on, I mean, if you really want to be competitive in auto-playing chess:

-First, option, try very hard....search this forum and the internet for the answers and only ask again when you had tried very.....but I mean...very, very, very hard.

-Second option, forget about this and go play pool or something else, because autoplaying chess is not for those that give up easy, is not for those that need someone to explain to them every single thing.

Asi que tu decides.

Cheers,

[manuel91]

You also need to tell us what kind of rig (system) you have.... most players above 2200 are not a piece of cake....they are seasoned players using perhaps their own book...a dual and maybe a quad core and probably even overclocked.... so, what kind of system do you have?

There is no need to think (either a human or a chess engine) at the begining of the game....so many billions of games thru chess history had determined what are the best moves at the beginig of the game (opening)....so, that's what opening book does, stores the best positions and makes your engine move fast at the begining of the game which gives or at least tries to give you two advantages:
- Do not waste precious time at the begining,
-And leave you in the best position possible after the books runs out of moves.

Human players used to stored in their brains probably up to five or six moves for the opening, with computers nowdays an opening book can go way further than that and that's why there is hundreds of thousands of different opening books. No to mention that each books is hand tune for a particular engine playing style.

Make it a long story short, yes you need an opening book.

I hope from now own you do your research before asking a question because it is very dissapointing to see someone trying to autoplay chess and does not even know what an opening book is.

You have to options from now on, I mean, if you really want to be competitive in auto-playing chess:

-First, option, try very hard....search this forum and the internet for the answers and only ask again when you had tried very.....but I mean...very, very, very hard.

-Second option, forget about this and go play pool or something else, because autoplaying chess is not for those that give up easy, is not for those that need someone to explain to them every single thing.

Asi que tu decides.

Cheers,

hi matematiko,
i'm not english, this is the problem and i don't understand well what there is written on the forum...however i've understood how to use them...thx and bye

[Fortress_Defense]

If you're running fritz, be sure that you chose Resign: never so the program won't stop playing mid game.