Hi Greg, I just wanted to see how development was going on your latest iteration of ChessV, which I'm guessing would be called Version 3.0?
If it's still in the works (or not officially planned) I just wanted to throw out some questions/comments about it. If anyone already has a response for me, feel free to chime in if I missed something that already exists in V2.0
- Any ability to move foward and backward through the moves within the built-in GUI? This would make playout of a game easier to analyze (or record for demo videos, etc.) Animation preferred, but I could understand how that might be a hassle.
- Would a more univeral web-based version of ChessV be possible, or is that too much time/effort with javascript etc.? I ask because the Jocly site has a lot of good web-based games, but their engines still seem very weak.
Anyway, this is coming from non-programmer - just some thoughts on possible improvements. So far I think ChessV is proving to have the best engine for variants - especially those with altered rules.
Hi Greg, I just wanted to see how development was going on your latest iteration of ChessV, which I'm guessing would be called Version 3.0?
If it's still in the works (or not officially planned) I just wanted to throw out some questions/comments about it. If anyone already has a response for me, feel free to chime in if I missed something that already exists in V2.0
- Any ability to move foward and backward through the moves within the built-in GUI? This would make playout of a game easier to analyze (or record for demo videos, etc.) Animation preferred, but I could understand how that might be a hassle.
- Would a more univeral web-based version of ChessV be possible, or is that too much time/effort with javascript etc.? I ask because the Jocly site has a lot of good web-based games, but their engines still seem very weak.
Anyway, this is coming from non-programmer - just some thoughts on possible improvements. So far I think ChessV is proving to have the best engine for variants - especially those with altered rules.