Deep blue mind with stockfish smell

zykra 2021-04-25 20:20

I think i figured out a pattern :P

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quinn-patrick 2021-04-26 19:46

I think this entry is too smart for me, but the take on the theme is fantastic. I wish it was more clear to me (a very casual chess player) what exactly I'm supposed to do. Highly innovative and creative, though, nice job.

chumzy 2021-04-27 01:03

Its pretty fun to mess around with. It fits the theme pretty well. I think it'd be nice if it showed you how it made the shortest checkmate (Like what moves it made) but that'd be difficult to add.

danvil 2021-04-28 07:43

Very nice idea! Would be nice to see the moves it made for the solution, or to see a shorter solution in case it found one.

dick-claus 2021-04-28 11:03

Hi, thanks for the feedback. @chumzy actually it will be very easy to add. As engine is already suggest moves if it can find a mate. I just need to implement execution of moves. Great idea maybe I will add it in post mortem version.

ancooper 2021-05-02 03:44

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Why is there no mate on the board in 3 moves?

dick-claus 2021-05-10 07:56

Hi @ancooper you right there is the mate in 3 in this situation. You see the engine is not like a human it has to go to depth 5 to find that it left the promising move behind. My game is currently going only to the depth of the level. And you have to create a forced mate situation I guess or the engine would not find it. I've tried to just look for mate in X and engine goes crazy sometimes when you make a mistake. I need to find the better approach in finding the answer without breaking a game.

ancooper 2021-05-10 12:20

Yes. I've experimented with this. The concept is very interesting. I saw the logs in chrome.

If I look at this example above and click "go deeper", the game responds: bestmove a2a3 ponder a8a7. Click again and again: bestmove c1c6 ponder a7a8, bestmove c6a6

Technically, the game gave the answer in three moves))