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Date: 17 Oct 2008 23:41:54
From: Not MickG but another one
Subject: Chess notation e.g. DOS Crafty
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Quite new to the game here. I know the moves, the
names of the pieces. but the notation used in, for
example the DOS version of crafty, I don't understand.
Is there a guide to help ?
EXAMPLE
Crafty v22.1 (2 cpus)
White(1): move
book moves {e4, d4, Nf3, c4}
book 0.0s 47% e4 c5
White(1): e4
time used: 0.00
Black(1): move
book moves {c5, e5, e6, c6, d6}
book 0.0s 40% c5 Nf3
Black(1): c5
time used: 0.00
White(2):
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Date: 18 Oct 2008 02:08:33
From: Simon Krahnke
Subject: Re: Chess notation e.g. DOS Crafty
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* Not MickG but another one <[email protected] > (00:41) schrieb:
> Quite new to the game here. I know the moves, the
> names of the pieces. but the notation used in, for
> example the DOS version of crafty, I don't understand.
>
> Is there a guide to help ?
Look up Standard Algebraic Notation on Wikipedia.
mfg, simon .... l
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Date: 18 Oct 2008 09:39:03
From: Not MickG but another one
Subject: Re: Chess notation e.g. DOS Crafty
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Simon Krahnke wrote:
> * Not MickG but another one <[email protected]> (00:41) schrieb:
>
>> Quite new to the game here. I know the moves, the
>> names of the pieces. but the notation used in, for
>> example the DOS version of crafty, I don't understand.
>>
>> Is there a guide to help ?
>
> Look up Standard Algebraic Notation on Wikipedia.
>
> mfg, simon .... l
Thanks, looks very simple now :)
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