I have some engine matches in Fritz 15 gui that I'd like to show. Example: http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 41&t=65230
Is there a way I can do this?
Thanks for the help
Posting chess matches
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Re: Posting chess matches
Most definitely - all matches go in the "tournament and matches" forum - use this link :cc2150dx wrote:I have some engine matches in Fritz 15 gui that I'd like to show. Example: http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 41&t=65230
Is there a way I can do this?
Thanks for the help
http://www.talkchess.com/forum/posting. ... wtopic&f=6
Described your match - engines , # of cores , hash size,time control used , number of games and a brief summary of results - paste the pgn text and use the tag
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[pgn] before the first game and [/pgn] after the last game
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Thanks Michael,
The only issue that I have is how do I save them from my database to a (pgn text)..sorry, new at this
The only issue that I have is how do I save them from my database to a (pgn text)..sorry, new at this
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Re: Posting chess matches
Chessbase doesn't make exporting/saving to PGN easy, they'd rather have you use their proprietary CBH format. Nevertheless, there is a way (although it's hidden very well indeed).
In the database window select the games you want to export (or Ctrl+A for all), right-click on them, pick "Output", then "Selection to Text File..." and from there on it's self-explanatory.
In the database window select the games you want to export (or Ctrl+A for all), right-click on them, pick "Output", then "Selection to Text File..." and from there on it's self-explanatory.
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Re: Posting chess matches
I believe the other method is to create a new database selecting "pgn" format and just drag the games you want in pgn format to the pgn database.tpoppins wrote:Chessbase doesn't make exporting/saving to PGN easy, they'd rather have you use their proprietary CBH format. Nevertheless, there is a way (although it's hidden very well indeed).
In the database window select the games you want to export (or Ctrl+A for all), right-click on them, pick "Output", then "Selection to Text File..." and from there on it's self-explanatory.
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Dragging may work under the Chessbase GUI but is not an option under Fritz GUIs.
One thing I forgot to mention in the previous post that is not self-explanatory: check the "Use old format" checkbox on the PGN tab of the config dialog box that pops up after you perform the "Selection To Text File... -> PGN" step. This way you'll get the standard PGN tags (eval, depth, time) in your PGN rather than the cryptic "%emt %eval" crap that doesn't seem to be documented anywhere and which the forum software here won't parse.
Another oddity is that you can save to the same file in the same directory/folder multiple times; and even though you get prompted "Do you want to replace xxx.pgn?" each time, the file is not actually replaced. The latest selections are appended to the existing file. Which can be cool depending on what you want to achieve, so this is probably not a bug but a feature.
One thing I forgot to mention in the previous post that is not self-explanatory: check the "Use old format" checkbox on the PGN tab of the config dialog box that pops up after you perform the "Selection To Text File... -> PGN" step. This way you'll get the standard PGN tags (eval, depth, time) in your PGN rather than the cryptic "%emt %eval" crap that doesn't seem to be documented anywhere and which the forum software here won't parse.
Another oddity is that you can save to the same file in the same directory/folder multiple times; and even though you get prompted "Do you want to replace xxx.pgn?" each time, the file is not actually replaced. The latest selections are appended to the existing file. Which can be cool depending on what you want to achieve, so this is probably not a bug but a feature.
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Re: Posting chess matches
Thanks for the help guys!