Chess Engine for analysis that has human like lines

[Rubinus]

Sounds interesting. Is this for human consumption?

So the goals are three.
1.A book for chess engines to be able to withstand such an opening - that is, preferably without errors, 2.A book for playing against bots, or somehow weakened engines to the player's level, for example different Chessmaster settings. I quite like to play with these, but the problem directly in Chessmaster is that the books are too short and not wide enough - that's why I have the personalities transferred to Fritz and play with them there. 3.Preparation for an opponent who I know likes to play KG, or on the contrary will play e5 on 1.e4 and I know he might not be able to. Then it will be good to look at some options the day before.
For the sake of that playability, I'll keep the library as wide as possible, not like the usual single-threaded ones that competitive players have in the engine room on playchess.

[dkappe]

An interesting win by Harmon at 1 min + 0.6 sec over SF 14.1. Still, SF14.1 is much stronger in my estimation.

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[Event "?"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2021.11.11"]
[Round "52"]
[White "sf14.1"]
[Black "harmon"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "E00"]
[GameDuration "00:02:53"]
[GameEndTime "2021-11-11T01:34:26.783 UTC"]
[GameStartTime "2021-11-11T01:31:33.317 UTC"]
[Opening "Catalan Opening"]
[PlyCount "124"]
[TimeControl "60+0.6"]

1. d4 {book} Nf6 {book} 2. c4 {book} e6 {book} 3. g3 {book} Nc6 {book}
4. Nf3 {book} Bb4+ {book} 5. Bd2 {book} Qe7 {book} 6. a3 {book} Bxd2+ {book}
7. Qxd2 {book} d5 {book} 8. b3 {book} dxc4 {book} 9. bxc4 {-0.57/21 2.7s}
e5 {+0.58/21 2.0s} 10. d5 {-0.53/22 1.3s} e4 {+0.40/20 1.7s}
11. Nd4 {-0.59/24 2.2s} Ne5 {+0.30/21 2.3s} 12. Qc3 {-0.65/22 1.5s}
c6 {+0.30/21 2.5s} 13. dxc6 {-0.56/24 1.5s} bxc6 {+0.29/20 0.97s}
14. Nd2 {-0.41/17 1.3s} O-O {+0.10/23 8.0s} 15. Bg2 {-0.45/21 2.2s}
c5 {0.00/18 1.0s} 16. Nc2 {-0.08/20 2.8s} Bb7 {+0.10/21 4.2s}
17. Rb1 {0.00/20 3.8s} Rae8 {+0.16/18 0.99s} 18. O-O {0.00/17 1.2s}
Ba8 {+0.06/21 4.8s} 19. Bh3 {-0.03/21 9.8s} Nfg4 {+0.70/16 0.68s}
20. Bxg4 {-0.06/20 3.0s} Nxg4 {+0.88/19 1.3s} 21. Ne3 {-0.16/20 1.8s}
Qg5 {+0.36/19 2.2s} 22. Rb5 {0.00/18 1.5s} Qh5 {+0.44/26 16s}
23. Nxg4 {0.00/21 1.5s} Qxg4 {+0.06/23 1.3s} 24. e3 {+0.46/21 2.7s}
h6 {0.00/24 5.8s} 25. Rxc5 {+0.29/21 3.8s} Rd8 {0.00/23 0.49s}
26. Rb1 {+0.21/21 4.8s} Rd3 {+0.50/20 1.7s} 27. Qa5 {+0.45/19 1.0s}
f5 {0.00/23 1.3s} 28. Rc7 {0.00/24 9.5s} f4 {0.00/22 1.2s}
29. Qc5 {0.00/24 0.67s} Re8 {+0.12/25 3.3s} 30. Nf1 {+1.95/16 0.83s}
f3 {+2.07/19 0.45s} 31. Qxa7 {-4.92/21 3.0s} Kh8 {+2.62/20 0.71s}
32. Rxg7 {-5.56/22 7.5s} Qxg7 {+3.25/18 0.66s} 33. Qa6 {-5.21/17 1.1s}
Kh7 {+4.12/19 1.3s} 34. h3 {-5.30/13 0.13s} Red8 {+3.75/20 0.81s}
35. Kh2 {-5.87/17 0.71s} Qe7 {+3.98/22 2.2s} 36. Rb6 {-5.38/17 1.1s}
R3d6 {+4.12/21 0.94s} 37. c5 {-5.46/15 0.29s} Rxb6 {+4.09/22 0.51s}
38. cxb6 {-5.61/17 0.46s} Bd5 {+4.24/22 1.6s} 39. a4 {-4.64/16 1.0s}
Qd7 {+4.92/22 0.69s} 40. Qa5 {-4.77/14 0.20s} Ra8 {+5.19/19 0.78s}
41. Qc3 {-5.35/18 0.79s} Rxa4 {+5.23/20 0.47s} 42. g4 {-5.51/20 1.7s}
Qd6+ {+5.03/20 0.86s} 43. Kg1 {-4.79/12 0.20s} Rc4 {+5.98/20 0.50s}
44. Qd2 {-5.63/19 1.2s} Rc6 {+6.21/19 0.53s} 45. b7 {-6.00/18 0.72s}
Rb6 {+6.86/20 0.61s} 46. Ng3 {-5.94/12 0.17s} Qe5 {+7.28/24 2.1s}
47. Qc2 {-5.62/14 0.17s} Rxb7 {+7.48/21 0.26s} 48. Qc8 {-5.75/18 0.27s}
Rb1+ {+7.94/22 0.48s} 49. Kh2 {-6.38/18 0.74s} Rf1 {+8.09/22 0.32s}
50. Qd7+ {-7.47/18 1.4s} Kh8 {+8.32/20 0.49s} 51. Qc8+ {-8.00/21 0.76s}
Kg7 {+8.96/21 0.34s} 52. Qc2 {-7.01/14 0.16s} Kh7 {+9.37/22 0.58s}
53. h4 {-6.35/16 0.70s} h5 {+9.43/22 0.46s} 54. gxh5 {-8.50/17 0.33s}
Kh6 {+M17/34 0.41s} 55. Qa4 {-M18/28 0.53s} Rxf2+ {+M15/39 0.46s}
56. Kh1 {-M14/34 0.25s} Qf6 {+M13/45 0.52s} 57. Nf5+ {-M12/44 0.23s}
Qxf5 {+M11/63 0.52s} 58. Qa6+ {-M10/50 0.24s} Be6 {+M9/79 0.50s}
59. Kg1 {-M8/66 0.24s} Re2 {+M7/148 0.50s} 60. Qd6 {-M6/245 0.26s}
Qg4+ {+M5/245 0.072s} 61. Qg3 {-M4/245 0.013s} Qxg3+ {+M3/245 0.012s}
62. Kf1 {-M2/245 0.006s} Qg2# {+M1/245 0.14s, Black mates} 0-1

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[menniepals]

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