Hey folks.
You might like to have a look at ltchess3.
I have rewritten ltchess2 to use nibble board representation (just for fun) and simplifier the Eval to be
just PST blended with history scores and only double pawns.
It seems to out play ltchess2.
It can be downloaded from weebley.
laurietunnicliffe wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2023 2:53 am
Hey folks.
You might like to have a look at ltchess3.
I have rewritten ltchess2 to use nibble board representation (just for fun) and simplifier the Eval to be
just PST blended with history scores and only double pawns.
It seems to out play ltchess2.
It can be downloaded from weebley.
Hi Congratulations on the new version. However, if you want something to look at it, you'd better provide an executable for download, at the minimum. And even then, people might not trust the engine. If it's open source, it would be best to put the source code on GitHub or GitLab, in a public repository, and provide (at least) compilation instructions there.