Banksia GUI released
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Fabulous !!! 
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Wilhelm
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Many thanks!
But no ECO-Codes in tournament games
Would be realy helpfull when working or testing opening books...
But no ECO-Codes in tournament games
Would be realy helpfull when working or testing opening books...
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Thank you very much Pham!
You are like Aladin genius
Best regards, Alex
You are like Aladin genius
Best regards, Alex
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Eduard
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Very nice Pham, great work!
I have published a BIN book which plays strong with the Banksia GUI on Lichess (and not only there). Read more about it in the Banksia forum
https://banksiagui.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=20
or on my homepage.
I have published a BIN book which plays strong with the Banksia GUI on Lichess (and not only there). Read more about it in the Banksia forum
https://banksiagui.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=20
or on my homepage.
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BrendanJNorman
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Hi Pham, did you remove the feature for humans to play in tournaments?
If it isn't too difficult, please add it back. I really enjoy trying to avoid coming last in my own events.
If it isn't too difficult, please add it back. I really enjoy trying to avoid coming last in my own events.
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Nordlandia
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Is it doable to inquiry EGTB verdict from lichess or other hosting 5-6-7 syzygy website for adjudication.
If doable it would help as not all users have storage for 7-pieces as it speed up tournaments somewhat.
An idea i came up with
If doable it would help as not all users have storage for 7-pieces as it speed up tournaments somewhat.
An idea i came up with
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Wilhelm
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Re: Banksia GUI released
After using the GUI for some time there are two realy important things for me missing.
1) ECO-codes for openings in tournament games
it's odd to look everytime in the pgn file to see what opening is played
2) a second clock for the actual move time
in long time controls I don't see how long the engine is thinking on the actual move.
I only see when the best move is found (eg. 2:11) but the engine is thinking for eg. 8min now.
Simple things I have in all other GUI's, but I'm no programmer so I don't know how hard it is to implement
cheers William
1) ECO-codes for openings in tournament games
it's odd to look everytime in the pgn file to see what opening is played
2) a second clock for the actual move time
in long time controls I don't see how long the engine is thinking on the actual move.
I only see when the best move is found (eg. 2:11) but the engine is thinking for eg. 8min now.
Simple things I have in all other GUI's, but I'm no programmer so I don't know how hard it is to implement
cheers William
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Cornfed
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Yes, pretty standard things. Perhaps the author is too busy catering to all the whims expressed in this thread? That's been an observation some have expressed.Wilhelm wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 7:24 am After using the GUI for some time there are two realy important things for me missing.
1) ECO-codes for openings in tournament games
it's odd to look everytime in the pgn file to see what opening is played
2) a second clock for the actual move time
in long time controls I don't see how long the engine is thinking on the actual move.
I only see when the best move is found (eg. 2:11) but the engine is thinking for eg. 8min now.
Simple things I have in all other GUI's, but I'm no programmer so I don't know how hard it is to implement
cheers William
But perhaps he will put yours 'in the que'.
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WD001
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Re: Banksia GUI released
Hi there,
I'm trying to integrate the picochess mame engines into BanksiaGUI on a RaspberryPi4.
Unfortunately, all of my attempts have failed.
Is it even possible to integrate external engines in Banksia?
Under arena I use the
Command line: E:\Putty\plink.exe
and the
Command line parameters: -ssh pi@192.168.178.33 "/opt/picochess/engines/armv7/mame/amsterd"
Thanks and Greetings
I'm trying to integrate the picochess mame engines into BanksiaGUI on a RaspberryPi4.
Unfortunately, all of my attempts have failed.
Is it even possible to integrate external engines in Banksia?
Under arena I use the
Command line: E:\Putty\plink.exe
and the
Command line parameters: -ssh pi@192.168.178.33 "/opt/picochess/engines/armv7/mame/amsterd"
Thanks and Greetings
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AdminX
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Re: Banksia GUI released
I have not tested that yet, however you may want to try creating that as a batch file (*.bat). Then using the Banksia GUI just install the *.bat (Example: amsterd.bat) as if it were a engine. The problem might be that plink.exe is not seen as a uci or wb protocol. In that case you could select mix and see if that works.WD001 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 10:07 am Hi there,
I'm trying to integrate the picochess mame engines into BanksiaGUI on a RaspberryPi4.
Unfortunately, all of my attempts have failed.
Is it even possible to integrate external engines in Banksia?
Under arena I use the
Command line: E:\Putty\plink.exe
and the
Command line parameters: -ssh pi@192.168.178.33 "/opt/picochess/engines/armv7/mame/amsterd"
Thanks and Greetings
"Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions."
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