Banksia GUI released

[JohnW]

Seems like there is something wrong with copying a game as PGN. For example, if you were to paste this PGN from Banksia into a separate PGN viewer it will think the starting move is move # 512?? Also, it would be great if there was a way to strip off all the stuff between { }, because if you trying to paste that pgn on this website between pgn tags the viewer mechanism doesn't work right.

[Event "banksia game"]
[Date "2021.09.08"]
[White "Dragon by Komodo Chess 2 64-bit"]
[Black "Sargon 1978 V1.00"]
[Result "1-0"]
[TimeControl "40/900+0"]
[Time "15:05:23"]
[Termination "mate"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNB1KBNR w KQkq - 0 512"]
[SetUp "1"]

1. d3 {-9.41/24 19979 87920990} Nc6 {-9.75/7 30073 921556} 2. e3 {-9.54/25 25277 110225032} e5
3. a3 {-9.58/24 11398 51331988} Nf6 {-9.75/6 29047 346161} 4. Ne2 {-9.73/26 37488 159682228} d5 {-9.75/7 44625 2050094}
5. h3 {-9.93/27 52675 223636250} Be7 {-9.75/6 49829 446673} 6. Ng3 {-9.93/25 41292 173579978} Be6 {-9.25/6 9400 420891}
7. Nd2 {-10.09/25 29196 127847007} O-O {-9.75/6 13892 623129} 8. Be2 {-10.37/24 22246 95750428} d4 {-9.75/6 11152 497168}
9. e4 {-9.68/25 15587 70134709} a5 {-9.75/6 10769 478207} 10. O-O {-9.65/24 10560 50361337} Bc5 {-9.75/6 16819 739991}
11. Nf3 {-9.21/24 17520 79848717} a4 {-9.75/6 14646 640854} 12. Ng5 {-9.26/24 9640 45645675} Qd7 {-9.75/6 14278 627400}
13. Nf3 {-9.42/24 39692 183030430} Rfd8 {-9.75/6 20614 903930} 14. Bg5 {-9.27/23 16860 76062247} h6 {-9.25/6 15632 679849}
15. Bxf6 {-9.25/23 10036 47973563} gxf6 {-9.25/6 10223 448332} 16. Nh2 {-9.63/26 83067 392553978} Kg7 {-9.75/6 8287 363040}
17. Bg4 {-9.32/23 19298 97286869} Bxg4 {-9.25/6 16514 712441} 18. Nxg4 {-8.73/23 10214 49802190} Kg6 {-9.25/6 6478 289204}
19. f4 {-9.11/24 19023 93141000} Be7 {-9.75/6 11702 514824} 20. f5+ {-9.59/25 56341 286265850} Kg5 {-10.25/7 11733 521832}
21. Nf2 {-9.71/25 22112 114436191} Qd6 {-9.75/6 34738 316478} 22. h4+ {-8.16/26 25005 147101153} Kxh4 {-10.75/8 17895 796677}
23. Ngh1 {-7.06/25 7921 56930587} Qc5 {-10.50/7 31356 595182} 24. g3+ {-6.83/24 7944 55503507} Kg5 {-10.00/7 6671 300072}
25. Nh3+ {+5.48/27 63554 423707956} Kg4 {-10.75/7 7349 329085} 26. Kg2 {M+10/20 1901 16167537} Qxc2+ {-11.75/7 26436 1193532}
27. N1f2+ {M+9/24 2129 13377045} Kh5 {-5.75/7 7361 320246} 28. Rh1 {M+6/38 1501 6280046} Qxf2+ {-5.75/5 26450 203138}
29. Kxf2 {M+4/99 110 376986} Kg4 {M-3/6 21891 1003058} 30. Ng1 {M+3/99 17 22238} h5 {M-2/6 5613 256337}
31. Nf3 {M+2/99 14 5525} Bc5 {M-3/6 7712 348959} 32. Rh4# {M+1/99 13 3264} 1-0

[Cornfed]

Is there a manual?
I downloaded and ran a quick 4 engine tourney this weekend....but can't find the games anywhere, only the crosstable.

Got to give a thumbs up to the pgn comment right above this...

Right click on the tournament panel, it will show Export PGN of all played games

Sorry, I do not see it.
Under Tournament(s) I see:

Demo
New Tour
Recent Tournaments
Backup files
Tournament
Tournament Results

So, there is no manual?

[AlexChess]

Just right click on the tournament panel with the mouse, not on the menu

You find infos on BanksiaGui site.

Best regards, Alex

[CMCanavessi]

Seems like there is something wrong with copying a game as PGN. For example, if you were to paste this PGN from Banksia into a separate PGN viewer it will think the starting move is move # 512?? Also, it would be great if there was a way to strip off all the stuff between { }, because if you trying to paste that pgn on this website between pgn tags the viewer mechanism doesn't work right.

[Event "banksia game"]
[Date "2021.09.08"]
[White "Dragon by Komodo Chess 2 64-bit"]
[Black "Sargon 1978 V1.00"]
[Result "1-0"]
[TimeControl "40/900+0"]
[Time "15:05:23"]
[Termination "mate"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNB1KBNR w KQkq - 0 512"]
[SetUp "1"]

1. d3 {-9.41/24 19979 87920990} Nc6 {-9.75/7 30073 921556} 2. e3 {-9.54/25 25277 110225032} e5
3. a3 {-9.58/24 11398 51331988} Nf6 {-9.75/6 29047 346161} 4. Ne2 {-9.73/26 37488 159682228} d5 {-9.75/7 44625 2050094}
5. h3 {-9.93/27 52675 223636250} Be7 {-9.75/6 49829 446673} 6. Ng3 {-9.93/25 41292 173579978} Be6 {-9.25/6 9400 420891}
7. Nd2 {-10.09/25 29196 127847007} O-O {-9.75/6 13892 623129} 8. Be2 {-10.37/24 22246 95750428} d4 {-9.75/6 11152 497168}
9. e4 {-9.68/25 15587 70134709} a5 {-9.75/6 10769 478207} 10. O-O {-9.65/24 10560 50361337} Bc5 {-9.75/6 16819 739991}
11. Nf3 {-9.21/24 17520 79848717} a4 {-9.75/6 14646 640854} 12. Ng5 {-9.26/24 9640 45645675} Qd7 {-9.75/6 14278 627400}
13. Nf3 {-9.42/24 39692 183030430} Rfd8 {-9.75/6 20614 903930} 14. Bg5 {-9.27/23 16860 76062247} h6 {-9.25/6 15632 679849}
15. Bxf6 {-9.25/23 10036 47973563} gxf6 {-9.25/6 10223 448332} 16. Nh2 {-9.63/26 83067 392553978} Kg7 {-9.75/6 8287 363040}
17. Bg4 {-9.32/23 19298 97286869} Bxg4 {-9.25/6 16514 712441} 18. Nxg4 {-8.73/23 10214 49802190} Kg6 {-9.25/6 6478 289204}
19. f4 {-9.11/24 19023 93141000} Be7 {-9.75/6 11702 514824} 20. f5+ {-9.59/25 56341 286265850} Kg5 {-10.25/7 11733 521832}
21. Nf2 {-9.71/25 22112 114436191} Qd6 {-9.75/6 34738 316478} 22. h4+ {-8.16/26 25005 147101153} Kxh4 {-10.75/8 17895 796677}
23. Ngh1 {-7.06/25 7921 56930587} Qc5 {-10.50/7 31356 595182} 24. g3+ {-6.83/24 7944 55503507} Kg5 {-10.00/7 6671 300072}
25. Nh3+ {+5.48/27 63554 423707956} Kg4 {-10.75/7 7349 329085} 26. Kg2 {M+10/20 1901 16167537} Qxc2+ {-11.75/7 26436 1193532}
27. N1f2+ {M+9/24 2129 13377045} Kh5 {-5.75/7 7361 320246} 28. Rh1 {M+6/38 1501 6280046} Qxf2+ {-5.75/5 26450 203138}
29. Kxf2 {M+4/99 110 376986} Kg4 {M-3/6 21891 1003058} 30. Ng1 {M+3/99 17 22238} h5 {M-2/6 5613 256337}
31. Nf3 {M+2/99 14 5525} Bc5 {M-3/6 7712 348959} 32. Rh4# {M+1/99 13 3264} 1-0

The problem is here: [FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNB1KBNR w KQkq - 0 512"]

[Cornfed]

Just right click on the tournament panel with the mouse, not on the menu

You find infos on BanksiaGui site.

Best regards, Alex

It's all very well hidden (in plain site?) on the website. I see nothing about a 'manual' or 'infos' as you put it. I do see a 'blog' with various posts over the years...

exporting games in pgn: I right click Tournaments (beside Edit) in the top ribbon.
a list shows starting with:

Tournament
Engine Info
PV Board
Tournament Result
etc...

But nothing about downloading played game in pgn format...

[AlexChess]

Just right click on the tournament panel with the mouse, not on the menu

You find infos on BanksiaGui site.

Best regards, Alex

It's all very well hidden (in plain site?) on the website. I see nothing about a 'manual' or 'infos' as you put it. I do see a 'blog' with various posts over the years...

exporting games in pgn: I right click Tournaments (beside Edit) in the top ribbon.
a list shows starting with:

Tournament
Engine Info
PV Board
Tournament Result
etc...

But nothing about downloading played game in pgn format...
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https://banksiagui.com/blog/

[Cornfed]

Thanks!! I had things configured differently and could not find it until your last graphic.
BTW, how did you get that graphic onto this thread? I've tried Windows 'snipping tool' in the past but it would not work.

[AlexChess]

Thanks!! I had things configured differently and could not find it until your last graphic.
BTW, how did you get that graphic onto this thread? I've tried Windows 'snipping tool' in the past but it would not work.

You are tallking about the arrow? Photoshop

[Cornfed]

Thanks!! I had things configured differently and could not find it until your last graphic.
BTW, how did you get that graphic onto this thread? I've tried Windows 'snipping tool' in the past but it would not work.

You are tallking about the arrow? Photoshop

Not the arrow, just the screenshot of the GUI in general. Photoshop for that as well?

[AlexChess]

Thanks!! I had things configured differently and could not find it until your last graphic.
BTW, how did you get that graphic onto this thread? I've tried Windows 'snipping tool' in the past but it would not work.

You are tallking about the arrow? Photoshop

Not the arrow, just the screenshot of the GUI in general. Photoshop for that as well?

No, Lightshot screenshot https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html
Regards, Alex