#Scid vs.pc software
It's a nice piece of software :)īig thank-you. Jiri Pavlovsky has made a windows installer. It's a damn complicated thing, but i am fond of it.īig effort by Gregor to write Drag and Drop support for Hopefully this feature will start to get some real use.Ĥ.11 is out, with large board sizes, and a fix for the annoying filter/tree issue.įinally have a docked windows feature.
#Scid vs.pc Pc
Scid vs PC ships with a custom 32bit Carbon build of Wish.Įxciting to have some usability fixes for the Tree Mask. OS X's Cocoa port of Wish is broken, with little chance of repair. To compile from source - once you have XCode installed - please read ScidvsMac-HowTo.rtfd in the source tarball.
OS X has a poor implementation of Tcl, and docked mode has minor bugs (some windows work better after being moved around, keyboard shortcuts are very hit and miss). Users upgrading may have to remove (or edit) $HOME/.scidvspc/config/engines.dat Simply drag and drop the App into /Applications (or similar). ScidvsMac-4.16 app should include everything you need. People with Visual Studio 11 should now be able to compile the project fairly easily (see Makefile.vc for more details). If the app is installed in "Program Files" On Windows 7, the config files are mirrored inĬ:\Users\\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Scid vs PC In the Scid-vs-PC\bin\config directory, and may be copied over from The configuration files, including the chess engine list, are stored Windows installation simply requires downloading the configure BINDIR=/usr/bin/ SHAREDIR=/usr/share/scid/ĭebian / Mint / Ubuntu users may be interested in this This allows for parallel installation with mainline Scid, and is done by. PC into /usr, instead of the normal /usr/local.
#Scid vs.pc install
If your distro does not provide these packages ("tkimg", "tcl-snack"), you can install from source using these links (both of which have fixes applied). "gcc-c++, libstdc++" but of course will vary with your distribution.Įxtra chess pieces (such as Berlin) are now enabled by default for Wish 8.6, but 8.5 requires installing TkImg. Įxample packages required include "tcl, tk, tcl-devel, tk-devel" and
PC requires Wish (Tcl/Tk) 8.5 or later (though 8.5.10 has nasty bugs and should be avoided), and a C++ compiler.
#Scid vs.pc code
The latest code is available from subversion - svn checkout scidvspc-code Most chess variants (such as Chess960 / Fischer Chess) are unsupported. Improved and more powerful Tree Mask feature. Better support for UTF and Latin character sets in PGN export/imports. A user friendly Annotation feature, with search-to-depth feature. Clickable Variation Arrows, and Paste Variation feature. The Help index is meaningful to new users, with links to the game's main features. The Chessboard/Pieces config widget has been overhauled, and includes support for custom tilesand pieces. Improved Book windows, including book compare, and remove move features. Ratings Graph can show multiple players, and Score graph is an attractive bar graph. Tri-coloured Tree bar-graphs, and options for more or less statistics. Many chess engine improvements, including max-ply option, an unlimited number of engines running, and the function hot-keys can be explicitly set. Improved Computer Game and FICS features, including premove, and simultaneous observed games. Rewritten Gamelist widget with convenient context menus and buttons, and integrated Database Switcher. Drag+Drop file opens for Windows and Linux. Extra search features, including move, end-of-game, and stalemate/checkmate searches. Engine versus engine computer tournaments. TheĬhanges for a comprehensive changelog, or the It was originally written by Shane Hudson, and has received strongĬontribution from Pascal Georges and others.įor the computer-versus-player features of Scid (hence the name), but hasĮvolved into a solid alternative with many new features and interfaces.
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