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  • Created ticket #126 on Scid

    Fold/unfold variations in pgn window

  • Posted a comment on ticket #239 on Scid

    Hi Bahman, you have to change also the code (3times in this file) sc_base open $fname to sc_base open SCID5 "$name" The code must be fixed, actuell it can only open SCID4 databases.

  • Posted a comment on ticket #237 on Scid

    Hi Roy, the text field has has a fixed high, so it depends from font size how much lines could displayed. Use the Arrows from the Scrollbar on the right to scroll through the comment.

  • Posted a comment on ticket #124 on Scid

    Hi Roy, the attached video shows how to arrange windows in docking mode. Use drag/drop for moving window, use right mouse click for popup-menu (s. video). An undocked window can be docked with shortcut F9

  • Posted a comment on ticket #123 on Scid

    Hi Roy, the maximum size of the chessboard depends on the available size of the piece set. For high screen resolutions, use piece sets that provide correspondingly high resolutions. The Merida piece set should be suitable for this, as it provides sizes of 105, 110, 115, 130, 145, 170, 200. Unfortunately, there are currently no intermediate levels for 120, 125, 140, etc. This means that the board size is only changed when the next step is reached. For example, from 115 to 130. With a graphics program,...

  • Posted a comment on ticket #120 on Scid

    Hi Bahman, there is a simple trick to start a engine multiple times: Go to the engine window: You can copy the current engine with the button in the upper right side (Tooltip: Create a copy of the current engine). Then a new engine entry is created, which is listed in the popup of the evaluation bar. Every entry (with a unique name) can have is own set of engine parameters.

  • Posted a comment on ticket #119 on Scid

    Sorry, i did not read carefully. It is intentional that only the move evaluation is shown. If you want to show the position evaluation then you could do this: in file tcl\board.tcl change the line if { $::highlightLastMoveNag && [regexp {[!?]+} $nag nag] } { to if { $::highlightLastMoveNag && [regexp {[!?]+|[-+/=]+|[!?]+ [-+/=]+} $nag nag] } { this will show the position evaluation also. But be aware: It looks ugly when move and position are set, you get something like "?? -/+" and this does not...

  • Posted a comment on ticket #119 on Scid

    Hi Tommaso, this feature is implemented: Preferences -> Moves -> Show evaluation symbols

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