I've just started using the Analyze board function to try and play more mves ahead than i do now, and this has led me to this idea.
How about a note book link on the analyze board? we have a notebook on the game screen, but how about a link to it on the analyze board screen, so we can make notes as we analyze, then they will be on the game screen when we close it?
Originally posted by huckleberryhound I've just started using the Analyze board function to try and play more mves ahead than i do now, and this has led me to this idea.
How about a note book link on the analyze board? we have a notebook on the game screen, but how about a link to it on the analyze board screen, so we can make notes as we analyze, then they will be on the game screen when we close it?
Just a thought.
only cheaters use analyze board,reason being you are not usong your own brain to see where things are going 2 end up
Originally posted by hakaman only cheaters use analyze board,reason being you are not usong your own brain to see where things are going 2 end up
Yeah, Russ has provided this feature to make cheaters feel more welcome here, and to avoid overuse of people's brains. It can read your opponent's mind and will show you the next twenty moves.
Originally posted by Nordlys Yeah, Russ has provided this feature to make cheaters feel more welcome here, and to avoid overuse of people's brains. It can read your opponent's mind and will show you the next twenty moves.
ah well, there goes the engine link i was going to ask for next 🙂
Originally posted by huckleberryhound I've just started using the Analyze board function to try and play more mves ahead than i do now, and this has led me to this idea.
How about a note book link on the analyze board? we have a notebook on the game screen, but how about a link to it on the analyze board screen, so we can make notes as we analyze, then they will be on the game screen when we close it?
Just a thought.
Not quite what you're looking for but I have a Firefox Greasemonkey script that provides you a notebook anywhere on RHP.
Analyze borad - Note book
20 Jun '06 20:37
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