After loading from storage, tournaments don’t arrange correctly the concurrency of GPU games
A synch issue may happen when displaying very fast games
Reinforced code for Lichess bots
Some small bugs
Some small improvements/adjustments such as improving Swiss pairing
New features:
Demo: create a simple, infinite, only-one concurrent tournament for one or multiple engines. It’s good for watching and/or making some quick tournaments for testing some new engines
New piece graphics (Kosal by Philatype)
Fig. New features: Kosal pieces and the demo tournament
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The most features chess GUI, based on opensource Banksia - the chess tournament manager
phhnguyen wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 4:10 pm
Thanks for the feedback!
AlexChess wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 9:18 am
Hi phhnguyen,
we continue to give feedbacks and suggestions because we like BanksiaGui very much
-Openings book settings aren't easy to understand, also with tooltips. I'm trying to get maximum variety of openings type, eg: Sicilian, Ruy Lopez, King Indian, Queen's gambit, Bird, English... not selecting random moves but a little wider choice instead of only the best move. Often it plays exactly the same opening for all the engines...
Polyglot can be used with random only, you may modify the way BSG picks an opening: the best, totally random, or random in the top best (with percentage).
If you want matches with all openings, find or create PGN or EDP opening books. Then BSG can pick up all lines in sequence (with or without shuffle).
AlexChess wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 9:18 am
-Could you enlarge by default the tab with the names of engines while I create a new tournament?
Thank you!
Best regards, AlexChess
BSG needs to keep some boxes in reasonable sizes to support someones with small screens.
However, you may drag borders/corners of the dialog to enlarge the whole dialog. BSG will remember the new dialog sizes for the next time. You may also drag some horizontal/vertical bars inside the dialog and/or horizontal lines of engine tables to enlarge what you want.
Some bars, lines could be dragged to change sizes.
Thank you!
Chess engines and dedicated chess computers fan since 1981 macOS Sequoia 16GB-512GB, Windows 11 & Ubuntu ARM64. ProteusSF Dev Forum
First, thank you for developing Banksia.
However, I would like to point out the following issue with Winboad-engines:
When ticking "Auto play opening book moves" in Book/Egtb-settings, Banksia sends only the white moves to the engine playing white and the black moves to te engine playing black. See this part of the Engine Log for the openingline 1.e3 d5 2.c4 e6 3.d4...:
phhnguyen wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 7:54 pmVersion 0.43 beta released
Fixed bugs:
After loading from storage, tournaments don’t arrange correctly the concurrency of GPU games
A synch issue may happen when displaying very fast games
Reinforced code for Lichess bots
Some small bugs
Some small improvements/adjustments such as improving Swiss pairing
New features:
Demo: create a simple, infinite, only-one concurrent tournament for one or multiple engines. It’s good for watching and/or making some quick tournaments for testing some new engines
New piece graphics (Kosal by Philatype)
Fig. New features: Kosal pieces and the demo tournament
Lichess bot feature does not work correctly. Engines still do not play any moves when my engine starts with black pieces. I do not see any "newucigame" command in the log. Could you please tell me how can I help you with this issue? Are there some advanced logs for this?
phhnguyen wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 7:54 pmVersion 0.43 beta released
Fixed bugs:
After loading from storage, tournaments don’t arrange correctly the concurrency of GPU games
A synch issue may happen when displaying very fast games
Reinforced code for Lichess bots
Some small bugs
Some small improvements/adjustments such as improving Swiss pairing
New features:
Demo: create a simple, infinite, only-one concurrent tournament for one or multiple engines. It’s good for watching and/or making some quick tournaments for testing some new engines
New piece graphics (Kosal by Philatype)
Fig. New features: Kosal pieces and the demo tournament
Lichess bot feature does not work correctly. Engines still do not play any moves when my engine starts with black pieces. I do not see any "newucigame" command in the log. Could you please tell me how can I help you with this issue? Are there some advanced logs for this?
Strange, they (NeuralAbyss) have been working correctly over here. The only problem I have seen is with one engine opponent "FlamingDragon_9000", I've noticed that only when playing that engine near the end of our games it seems I keep getting either 1-0 or 0-1 statements showing the game is over when it is not. I've had to be at the board and viewing the game when it is in progress and had to go offline and quickly back online for the game to resume.
This can be seen here at the 9:15 mark:
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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Ted Summers
herO wrote: ↑Tue May 11, 2021 10:52 am
Lichess bot feature does not work correctly. Engines still do not play any moves when my engine starts with black pieces. I do not see any "newucigame" command in the log. Could you please tell me how can I help you with this issue? Are there some advanced logs for this?
Very strange too and I can't reproduce.
Can you try:
1) Set hash to a small size, say, 2 or 16 only, instead of 2048. If the message (from your previous post) from Deep HIARCS correct, it must take all your physical memory + HDD, let nothing left for other programs. Look like Deep HIARCS uses unit GB, instead of the popular MB for Hash.
My new tutorial video about using BanksiaGUI as a Lichess Bot manager. It can make everything be easy, visual, automatic. It could play multi-bots, multi-games. The challenge function can keep bots playing all the time. Users can enjoy watching games, plus computing info with highly customizable, controllable everything.
https://banksiagui.com
The most features chess GUI, based on opensource Banksia - the chess tournament manager