Hi CCC friends,
Can anyone here tell me how I can get Toga II to use it's own opening book "Performance bin" within the Fritz9 GUI?
Of course assuming that it's possible.
Many thanks,
Terry
Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga II
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Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Hello Terry, I am no Chessbase user so probably my idea does not work.
No Chessbase users response so far, so maybe it's impossible to use Performance.bin for Toga under Chessbase but that would seem strange?
I know that for Pro Deo it would be enough to try to load an empty.ctg when running Pro Deo as UCI under Chessbase. Pro Deo would then use its own opening book when the GUI finds the empty .ctg. Of course in the UCI options of Toga you have to fill in Performance.bin as the opening book -There should be an UCI-option 'BookFile' somewhere in ChessBase GUI- and the book has to be loaded in the same folder as the Toga.exe.
(For Pro Deo the own opening book is automatically set and not an UCI option in the GUI, it can be disabled by editing the WB2UCI.ENG file that comes with Pro Deo, by removing the ";" character from the parameter: ; InitString = BookOff/n)
By the way: Pave Hase has also made an alternative book that could be used for Toga if you want to experiment a little.
Maybe the empty.ctg method does not work or there is another simpler way of doing this?
Regards, Eelco
No Chessbase users response so far, so maybe it's impossible to use Performance.bin for Toga under Chessbase but that would seem strange?
I know that for Pro Deo it would be enough to try to load an empty.ctg when running Pro Deo as UCI under Chessbase. Pro Deo would then use its own opening book when the GUI finds the empty .ctg. Of course in the UCI options of Toga you have to fill in Performance.bin as the opening book -There should be an UCI-option 'BookFile' somewhere in ChessBase GUI- and the book has to be loaded in the same folder as the Toga.exe.
(For Pro Deo the own opening book is automatically set and not an UCI option in the GUI, it can be disabled by editing the WB2UCI.ENG file that comes with Pro Deo, by removing the ";" character from the parameter: ; InitString = BookOff/n)
By the way: Pave Hase has also made an alternative book that could be used for Toga if you want to experiment a little.
Maybe the empty.ctg method does not work or there is another simpler way of doing this?
Regards, Eelco
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Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
What's the problem? Simply disable chessbase book xxx.ctg (close book file) and now Toga's own book is used.
Jouni
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Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Or create empty *.ctg book and use for Toga (and other UCI engines with own book).
performance.bin standart option for Toga. If other binary book, then edit parameter engine, or edit *.uci file ->
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[options]
BookFile=name.bin
(C:\"Documents .."\"profile"\Application Data\ChessBase\UCI.engines for Fritz 10 or C:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines for Fritz 7-9)
performance.bin standart option for Toga. If other binary book, then edit parameter engine, or edit *.uci file ->
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[options]
BookFile=name.bin
(C:\"Documents .."\"profile"\Application Data\ChessBase\UCI.engines for Fritz 10 or C:\Program Files\ChessBase\Engines for Fritz 7-9)
Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Thanks for your help guys, actually what I'm trying to do is to set up the Fritz9 GUI to play an engine match between Toga II with its own performance book and Fritz9 with its own book.
I will give your suggestions a try.
Terry
I will give your suggestions a try.
Terry
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Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Hi,
I have run that type of matches many times in Fritz. Simply don't select
any book in match parameters for Toga (or un-check "use book"). I
assume, that you have Toga book in Toga directory, of course.
Jouni
I have run that type of matches many times in Fritz. Simply don't select
any book in match parameters for Toga (or un-check "use book"). I
assume, that you have Toga book in Toga directory, of course.
Jouni
Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Hi Jouni,
I don't have the Toga engine in a directory at all, it's in Fritz9's "active" and "inactive engines" folders. Also Fritz9 can't see Toga's "performance" bin file as it's not in the standard chessbase format.
Call me "Mr Thicky", but I just can't get Toga to use its own book.
Terry
I don't have the Toga engine in a directory at all, it's in Fritz9's "active" and "inactive engines" folders. Also Fritz9 can't see Toga's "performance" bin file as it's not in the standard chessbase format.
Call me "Mr Thicky", but I just can't get Toga to use its own book.
Terry
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Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Select engine - engine parameter - x own book, performance.bin.Terry Giles wrote: ... Toga's "performance" bin file as it's not in the standard chessbase format. ...
Terry
Hi Pavel
Re: Using "Performance bin" in Fritz9 GUI for Toga
Hi Jouni,
I must have something setup wrong somewhere - Toga II simply refuses to use its own book. I can only get it to use Fritz's book or no book at all.
Thanks anyway for your help.
Terry
I must have something setup wrong somewhere - Toga II simply refuses to use its own book. I can only get it to use Fritz's book or no book at all.
Thanks anyway for your help.
Terry