I was able to get serious game to work as well. It is interesting especially to
play against a club player (prodeo simulating club player).
The write permissions are needed, because prodeo writes to a debug.txt in the
same folder. There should be a way to disable this (did not check yet).
Shiv
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From: Alexander Wagner <[email protected]>
To: shiv shivaji <[email protected]>
Cc: Scid users <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, November 18, 2009 12:33:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Prodeo with scid
shiv shivaji wrote:
Hi!
[...]
> Procedure to get prodeo to work in Scid:
This works for me in my first test, at least if I put ProDeo in a directory
where I have write permissions. (Say unzipping the archive in ~/.scid). I was
not successful to install it as root in /opt/chess/DOS/ProDeo16 and run it from
there as user.
I tried to run ProDeo for analysis as well as a quick "serious game" where I
consider the latter probably the most interesting feature of having ProDeo
available in Scid for most users.
> I have to add that the output prodeo sends is not fully UCI compliant, but
> other GUIs such as chessbase/arena were more fault tolerant than Scid.
I would call ProDeo's UCI support: "inspired by UCI" but surely not compliant ;)
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