Monday, November 30, 2015

Programming a Simple Java Chess Engine - Logic Crazy





A step-by-step tutorial on how to create a graphical chess engine in Java using NetBeans in under 1,000 lines of code. The first few tutorials provide a basis for graphics The rest of the tutorials predominantly focus on writing a chess engine 

Programming an Advanced Java Chess Engine - Logic Crazy


Importing games to the openings book

Importing games to the openings book

 Menu: Edit – Openings book – Import games

This is a very powerful function. It allows you to build giant opening trees with a minimum of effort. You can, for instance, import all the games of your main database, or all from a specific variation (to create a highly specialised book).

 The games of the database will be merged to a tree of positions. Crucial for the size of the resulting tree is the length of the variations which are put into the tree. It is not very meaningful to put entire games into it, so you should truncate them at a specific point.


The program allows you to limit the length of the variations in two different ways.

You can specify that every variation should be “n” moves long. It is more sensible to limit the variations relative to the ECO classification. This results in long variations for theoretical main lines (ECO classification position found late in the game) and short variations for side lines (i.e., early deviations).

 Obviously, if you choose a shorter length – absolute or ECO-relative – the tree will be compact. But then you are liable to lose some valuable information. If you choose a very large value then the tree will be gigantic, and it will contain a lot of superfluous information. A good practical value for importing games is ECO-relative 20. 

You can also include variations (i.e., analysis that might be included in the games), but these are not included in the statistical analysis.

link for pdf
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Sunday, November 29, 2015

Get information where to download chess bot program

It seems the new digital age very aggressive with that chess server that don't feed the new need. here are some of the newest auto chess bot out there and where to read more about and download them here the free demo




What is it?


CHESS-BOT
 is the program, which helps you to play on chess websites like chess.com, lichess.org, flyordie.com, chesscube.com and many others. Chess bot can play in automatic mode by itself or just show you best moves on the screen. You can use it for study or just for some fun!
NEW!
 
ChessBotX
 was released! It's stronger, faster and contains several brand new features!

Please carefully read instructions before you'll start to use this bot.

Also read FAQ and if you still have questions - please feel free to contact us:chessbotsup@gmail.com

Try it for free! And if you like it, you can purchase the full version, supporting this project.
Latest version: ChessBotX 1.4.8 (11 November 2018)

Version 0.82 [trial] - Windows - 10.2 MB
0.82 fearures:
- support for most popular websites
- support for most popular UCI engines
- autobot mode
- advisor mode
- continue from position
- configurable engine settings
- configurable delays






http://chess-bot.com/


Chess-But v0.1






If you don't have WinRar, use this link to download zip-archive:
ChessBot.ZIP



[Chess] InternetChessKiller 3.1 (Full Version) 
download here internetchesskiller
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[Chess] AutoChess to the Apocalypse V2 Demo 





chess buddy
http://www.playbuddy.com/chesscheat.php



CheekyChess 0.8a (Rybka 2.9) versus Computer4-IMPOSSIBLE from Cheeky Charles on Vimeo.

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Admax autochess bot


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Donald Trump Cashin' In Full Interview. Trump Not Beholden To Anyone


Obama allowing thousand of Sirian's people to come to this country!! TO DO WHAT? destroy this country!!

We need this Donald Trump to stop this bullsh!!?

'This didn't happen': NBC's Chuck Todd grills Donald Trump on his 9/11 claim




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(Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) Donald Trump.
Business Insider 

"Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd repeatedly grilled Donald Trump on Sunday about the real-estate mogul's disputed claim that he saw "thousands and thousands" of Muslims in Jersey City, New Jersey, celebrating the World Trade Center attack.
More than half of the interview was dominated by Todd questioning and even flatly rejecting Trump's claim about the September 11, 2001, attack.
"You demand and you've demanded of me pinpoint accuracy when I report on things about you, including, for instance, your net worth," Todd noted in his first question. "Why shouldn't we demand the same pinpoint accuracy in the claims that you make?"
After Todd told Trump that "nobody can find evidence" of the widespread celebration, and that reports indicated "that it was a false rumor," the Republican presidential front-runner held his ground.
"Chuck, I saw it on television. So did many other people," Trump said as he and Todd talked over one another.
Trump did offer that it could have been Paterson, New Jersey, where he saw the celebrations.
"Excuse me," he said. "I've heard Jersey City. I've heard Paterson. It was 14 years ago. But I saw it on television. I saw clips. And so did many other people."
After some additional back-and-forth, Todd directly told Trump: "Mr. Trump, this didn't happen in New Jersey. There were plenty of reports. And you're feeding that stereotype."
"Chuck, it did happen in New Jersey," he shot back. "I have hundreds of people that agree with me."
Trump has been battling media fact-checkers since the previous weekend, when he first claimed he saw "thousands and thousands of people" cheering across the river as the World Trade Center buildings collapsed. Trump said this while making the case for surveilling certain mosques. Northern New Jersey is home to a large Muslim community.
Trump aggressively pushed back against his critics, and he frequently cites as evidence a disputed September 18, 2001, report in The Washington Post.


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(NBC/screengrab) Chuck Todd interviews Donald Trump over the phone.
During his Sunday-morning interview, Trump argued that supposed worldwide Muslim celebrations on September 11, 2001, suggest that similar rallies would have occurred in northern New Jersey. According to The New York Times, some Palestinians were filmed dancing in East Jerusalem after the attack.
"Chuck, you have a huge Muslim population over there. And that's fine. But you have a huge Muslim population. ... Why wouldn't it have taken place?" Trump asked. "I've had hundreds of people call in and tweet in on Twitter, saying that they saw it, and I was 100% right."
Todd and Trump then talked over one another again as the "Meet the Press" host questioned whether Trump should really cite tweets as evidence.
"You wouldn't make a business deal based on retweets and based on hearsay. You're running for president of the United States," Todd said. "Your words matter. Truthfulness matters. Fact-based stuff matters. No?"
"Take it easy, Chuck. Just play cool," Trump replied. "This is people in this country that love our country that saw this, by the hundreds they're calling, and they're tweeting. And there's a lot of people."
Trump later added: "I have a very good memory. I saw it somewhere on television many years ago and I never forgot it."

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/didnt-happen-nbcs-chuck-todd-154148946.html

World Championships games in pgn

World Championships

WorldChamp2014.pgn
World Championship 2014Carlsen - Anand
WorldChamp2013.pgn
World Championship 2013Carlsen - Anand
WorldChamp2012.pgn
World Championship 2012Anand - Gelfand
WorldChamp2010.pgn
World Championship 2010Anand - Topalov
WorldChamp2008.pgn
World Championship 2008Anand - Kramnik
WorldChamp2007.pgn
World Championship 2007Anand 1st
WorldChamp2006.pgn
World Championship 2006Kramnik - Topalov
FideChamp2005.pgn
FIDE Championship 2005Topalov 1st
FideChamp2004.pgn
FIDE Championship 2004Kasimdzhanov 1st
WorldChamp2004.pgn
World Championship 2004Kramnik - Leko
FideChamp2002.pgn
FIDE Championship 2002Ponomariov 1st
WorldChamp2000.pgn
World Championship 2000Kramnik - Kasparov
FideChamp2000.pgn
FIDE Championship 2000Anand 1st
FideChamp1999.pgn
FIDE Championship 1999Khalifman 1st
FideChamp1998.pgn
FIDE Championship 1998Karpov 1st
FideChamp1996.pgn
FIDE Championship 1996Karpov - Kamsky
PCAChamp1995.pgn
PCA Championship 1995Kasparov - Anand
FideChamp1993.pgn
FIDE Championship 1993Karpov - Timman
PCAChamp1993.pgn
PCA Championship 1993Kasparov - Short
WorldChamp1990.pgn
World Championship 1990Kasparov - Karpov
WorldChamp1987.pgn
World Championship 1987Kasparov - Karpov
WorldChamp1986.pgn
World Championship 1986Kasparov - Karpov
WorldChamp1985.pgn
World Championship 1985Kasparov - Karpov
WorldChamp1984.pgn
World Championship 1984Karpov - Kasparov
WorldChamp1981.pgn
World Championship 1981Karpov - Korchnoi
WorldChamp1978.pgn
World Championship 1978Karpov - Korchnoi
WorldChamp1972.pgn
World Championship 1972Fischer - Spassky
WorldChamp1969.pgn
World Championship 1969Spassky - Petrosian
WorldChamp1966.pgn
World Championship 1966Petrosian - Spassky
WorldChamp1963.pgn
World Championship 1963Petrosian - Botvinnik
WorldChamp1961.pgn
World Championship 1961Botvinnik - Tal
WorldChamp1960.pgn
World Championship 1960Tal - Botvinnik
WorldChamp1958.pgn
World Championship 1958Botvinnik - Smyslov
WorldChamp1957.pgn
World Championship 1957Smyslov - Botvinnik
WorldChamp1954.pgn
World Championship 1954Botvinnik - Smyslov
WorldChamp1951.pgn
World Championship 1951Botvinnik - Bronstein
WorldChamp1948.pgn
World Championship 1948Botvinnik 1st
WorldChamp1937.pgn
World Championship 1937Alekhine - Euwe
WorldChamp1935.pgn
World Championship 1935Euwe - Alekhine
WorldChamp1934.pgn
World Championship 1934Alekhine - Bogoljubow
WorldChamp1929.pgn
World Championship 1929Alekhine - Bogoljubow
WorldChamp1927.pgn
World Championship 1927Alekhine - Capablanca
WorldChamp1921.pgn
World Championship 1921Capablanca - Lasker
WorldChamp1910a.pgn
World Championship A 1910Lasker - Schlechter
WorldChamp1910b.pgn
World Championship B 1910Lasker - Janowski
WorldChamp1909.pgn
World Championship 1909Lasker - Janowski
WorldChamp1908.pgn
World Championship 1908Lasker - Tarrasch
WorldChamp1907.pgn
World Championship 1907Lasker - Marshall
WorldChamp1896.pgn
World Championship 1896Lasker - Steinitz
WorldChamp1894.pgn
World Championship 1894Lasker - Steinitz
WorldChamp1892.pgn
World Championship 1892Steinitz - Chigorin
WorldChamp1890.pgn
World Championship 1890Steinitz - Gunsberg
WorldChamp1889.pgn
World Championship 1889Steinitz - Chigorin
WorldChamp1886.pgn
World Championship 1886Steinitz - Zukertort

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