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This project is directed to the development of Vulcan, a Linux open-source Tri-D chess program written by Mauro Persano. From the author's site ( http://www.fzort.org/mpr/projects/vulcan/ ): "vulcan lets you play against the computer a chess variant inspired by a certain well-known science fiction TV series." Critical Patches: > Mouse Bug fix (X11 only) -- Significantly improves GUI responsiveness to mouse

***** NOTE ***** This project has been incorporated into the Vulcan Chess Mods project at http://sourceforge.net/projects/vulcanchessmods/ ***** The Mouse Bug Patch significantly improves responsiveness of Vulcan, an open-source 3D chess program written by Mauro Persano, to mouse events when compiled for use with X11. From the author's site*: "vulcan lets you play against the computer a chess variant inspired by a certain well-known science fiction TV series." * http://www.fzort.org/mpr/projects/vulcan/ ** If the source code tarball for Vulcan isn't available from the author's site, it can be found at http://web.archive.org/web/20110726072225/http://www.fzort.org/mpr/projects/vulcan/

PGNViewerOslo is a free open-source chess game viewer for Windows. PGNViewerOslo is based on code from PGN Viewer http://pgnviewer.sourceforge.net/ - a project for which there have been no updates for several years.

SAN Kit was made public in 1993 by Stephen Edwards, the inventor of PGN Chess notation. The original code is in C, and with few comments quite cryptic. In addition, the original author's style was quite quixotic, making it even more difficult to read. This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs. The code has gone through extensive analysis using the llvm/clang compiler and...

Joshua chess robot: a stepper motor robot interfaced with a photosensible board to play chess with an embedded artificial intelligence, a game database or and internet player. Software, robot photos, tech papers, schematics and cabling included. Enjo

Small project chess engine/AI written in C designed to work with XBoard. This is a summer project by an undergraduate computer science student, not a work of art. The code is rough and not fully functional.

Tonic is a graphical interface for playing chess on Internet Chess Servers (especially FICS). It is based on Jin's source code. Read more about features and development at tonic-chess.blogspot.com and at http://kenai.com/projects/tonic

Chesley is a free software chess engine written in C++ targeting Windows and Unix-like platforms and the xboard GUI. Chesley implements a number of modern chess programming techniques, including bitboard move generation, transposition tables, etc.

GamesCrafters is an undergraduate research group at the University of California, Berkeley. GAMESMAN is our software for building text & X11 apps for finite, 2-person abstract perfect-information games (e.g., TicTacToe & chess). We've authored 40+ games

The Perl 3D-extension of MFPic LaTeX package aimed to high quality draw of spatial objects, such as vectors, curves, bounded surfaces.

A repository of software tools related to chess. Currently includes a complete package to analyze your games, search for blunders and missed opportunities, and then go over them repeatedly so that your game improves.

Carballo is an Open Source Chess Engine developed in Java with simplicity and clearity of code in mind. It is based on BitBoards, with a magic Bitboard move generator and scores aprox 2300 ELO points in BT2630 test.

Java software for viewing chess games saved as pgn files.

Frittle is an open source amateur Java Chess Engine that supports the XBoard/WinBoard Chess Engine Communication Protocol (version 2).

The software component should provide a desktop KDE4 interface to the www.kingchess.de chess server. As a first version the GUI should look as the windows vista gadget provided by kingchess.

This sofware is designed to help different chess clubs to set up their own rating system. It uses USCF approximation formulas for rating calculations. Working example at newarkcc.vfutbole.ru

The Tactical, Analytical Chess Trainer (TACT) is a software designed to help improve a chess player's ability via quick, repeatable tactical challenges, in the Knights Errant training style.

This chess program changes its strength to give the best match against you. Eventually it learns to beat you specifically through learning alogirthms. Features included transposition tables and a elementary 3-piece endgame tablebase.

Chess++ is a modern multi platform 3d chess game implementation for (at least) GNU/Linux and Windows with user programmable chess rule sets, a client software application (chesspp), and a server application (cheppd) by which all the games are managed.

A Chess game made by two students for a progamming project. The game has support to save and load files and timers for each player. The source code is in portuguese but there are plans to translate it. This is the base for the bigger project: Hydrus.

PHP/MySQL software for managing rankings for amateur chess clubs, such as for school groups or other groups of chess enthusiasts. It uses a standard chess rating formula that can be modified to suit your club. Data entry for game results and player info

ChessDB is a free open-source chess database for Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and most UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. ChessDB is based on code from Scid http://scid.sourceforge.net/ - a project for which there have been no updates for several years. In

Given a placement of pieces on a chessboard, find the move which forces checkmate as rapidly as possible.

The source code for the free, email-based chess website Electric Chess (http://www.electricchess.net).

A multiple clock software, to help playing for example board games. This (very simple) software alows you to control the played time for every player and put a time limit for each person. It is inspired from the chess clocks.