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When using the Analyze Board, I think it would be helpful to have a function that would note your moves as you do your analysis. A player then could either copy and paste their preferred moves into the Notebook or a new magic button could export your moves into the Notebook as well.
The analyze board is there with the same possibilities as a regualr board that you can have besides your computer. It doesn't care about rules and therefore moves don't have to be legal.
You can move any move to any place, you can change any piece to any other piece, you can do pretty much anything. To make these moves into written moves are in those cases impossible.
I think this might be the reason. But I too,want the lines in pgn in some way, but what to do with the illegal moves...?
Originally posted by vacostnerYou could use chesspad as your analyse board.
When using the Analyze Board, I think it would be helpful to have a function that would note your moves as you do your analysis. A player then could either copy and paste their preferred moves into the Notebook or a new magic button could export your moves into the Notebook as well.
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Hi again
good news. the site has a feature to give the pgn file or notations of a game, go to your profile, then you have the graphic of your statistics on green, and when you move your cursor on different parts of it, each part represents a game that you have played, its actually your past history game, and when you click on a specific part then it loads the selected game and there you can review or download the pgn.
regards.
Originally posted by MrJohnYup, I've previously suggested that conditional moves should be integrated into the analyse board so that lines you explore can be saved, in case they come up.
Or, my own favorite from my pre-RHP (i.e.; dial-up) days: DBSchess. :-)
Still, it *would* be nice to have this sort of thing on the RHP analysis board, too. I think we'll get it at some point. :-)
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Originally posted by ubizmoExactly what I was thinking, just said a little more eloquently. 🙂
On another site, the Analysis board only allows legal moves, and as you make and retract moves, it continuously counts the material score. This is a very valuable feature. Personally, I don't need the analysis board to allow illegal moves.
Originally posted by ubizmoI actually like to be able to make illegal moves when analysing. I sometimes analyse sort of backwards, taking some shortcuts to a position that looks good to me and then looking at how I could get there without shortcuts and how my opponent might interfere.
On another site, the Analysis board only allows legal moves, and as you make and retract moves, it continuously counts the material score. This is a very valuable feature. Personally, I don't need the analysis board to allow illegal moves.
The material score is already available on RHP if you use Firefox, Greasemonkey and ouroboros' scripts.