Activity for Frank Eschenauer
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Frank Eschenauer posted a comment on ticket #263
Sorry, there are korrekt FIDE-ID with 7 digits. But the FIDE-ID 1121499 is not in the FIDE-Database.
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The FIDE-ID 1121499 is not korrekt! The number sequence has only 7 digits. The FIDE ID has at least 8 but also 9 digits. Iwulski, Krzysztof = 41816846 There ist no Bulski, Krzysztof in the FIDE-Database!
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Hello Aritra, Coloured markings set by Chessbase or in Chessbase in a pgn file have not been a problem at all in Scid. Since SCID version 5.1.0, released on 18.03.2025 at ‘https://dev.azure.com/beninifulvio/beninifulvio/_build/results?buildId=1123&view=results’, all 6 colours used in Chessbase are now also displayed correctly. From ChessBase to Scid was never a problem because Scid can display all arrows. Conversely, it was a problem, coloured markings set in SCID were entered in Scid's own code,...
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It would be nice if you could choose between the two syntax variants in SCID 5.1.0 or change the default syntax. By default, Scid uses the following syntax: [%draw full,c4,red] = field marking in red [%draw arrow,d3,e4,green] = Preil in green ChessBase uses the following syntax, which Scid can also process and display: [%csl Re5] = field marking in red [%cal Gf3e5] = Arrow in green It would be a great function for SCID to be able to choose between the two syntax variants so that games that have been...
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Thank you for the Information! Am 09.05.25 um 16:00 schrieb Uwe: Oh sorry, i misunderstand this. You can find the color palette in the menu of the main board (menu-button left under the main board). Click on "Select Marker". This opens a window with the color palette and markers. The advantage: you can make graphical comments without the comment editor. [bugs:#259] https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/259/ Color Palette not showing up in the comment editor Status: open Group: v.5.0 Created: Thu May...
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Hello, I don't think that's what aritra meant. In the versions before 5.0 you could select the colour in the comment window by clicking on it and then draw arrows in this colour. See the following screenshot of version 4.8.0 I also miss this function in version 5.1.0! In version 5.1.0 you can currently only draw green arrows and green field markers and then have to change the colour manually in the comment window. Very inconvenient. Everything you used to be able to do with one or more clicks now...
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Hi Uwe The pull request works, I have added the two colors in the “set color” area and in “variable CBcolor”. All 6 ChessBase colors are now displayed. Thank you. There is no color LR or Light Red in ChessBase. Am 15.03.25 um 16:50 schrieb Uwe: Hi Frank, I upload a pull request https://github.com/benini/scid/pull/204 for this feature. You can easily add this two lines in your board.tcl file. Meanwhile Chessbase also uses "LR" for light red. I don't think SCID should implement this. [bugs:#257] https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/257/...
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Colors from ChessBase not displayed!
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LC0 also does not run with Scid 5.1.0 under Kubuntu 24.10 Am 18.01.25 um 14:36 schrieb Fulvio: status: open --> closed [bugs:#231] https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/231/ cannot use lc0 as an engine Status: closed Group: v.5.0 Created: Mon May 13, 2024 09:41 PM UTC by Harry Broeken Last Updated: Mon May 13, 2024 09:41 PM UTC Owner: nobody I downgraded from 5.0.2 to 4.7.0-r1. I'am using gentoo linux. The reason for downgrading is that in version 4.7.0-r1 I can use lc0 as an engine; I cannot in version...
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<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">I am aware of this, but edv on foot!Mit freundlichen GrüßenFrank EschenauerAm 09.11.2024 um 13:38 schrieb Uwe <b101216666@users.sourceforge.net>:You can use the comment editor and insert the color coding manually as a comment: Arrow(s): [%cal Bc2d7] draw a blue arrow from c2 to d7 [%cal Gd2d4,Re1g1] draws an green arrow from d2 to d4 and an red arrow from e1 to g1 Mark Square/s): [%csl Yh8] marks the square h8 yellow [%csl Ra3,Ga4]...
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colored fields and arrows are not displayed in ChessBase or Lichess
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post to bug:'224 hello in the si5 database the tag [replace_game "0"] is contained in the chess game 43. If I compress the si5 database, nothing changes! If I export the si5 database to the pgn database, all games are contained in the pgn database and the tag [replace_game "0"] is unchanged in game 43. This is the correct representation and other programmes can work with this generated pgn database and display it correctly. Only Scid cannot handle this pgn database correctly. 1. if you compress the...
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hello in the si5 database the tag [replace_game "0"] is contained in the chess game 43. If I compress the si5 database, nothing changes! If I export the si5 database to the pgn database, all games are contained in the pgn database and the tag [replace_game "0"] is unchanged in game 43. This is the correct representation and other programmes can work with this generated pgn database and display it correctly. Only Scid cannot handle this pgn database correctly. 1. if you compress the (correct) pgn...
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hello in the si5 database the tag [replace_game "0"] is contained in the chess game 43. If I compress the si5 database, nothing changes! If I export the si5 database to the pgn database, all games are contained in the pgn database and the tag [replace_game "0"] is unchanged in game 43. This is the correct representation and other programmes can work with this generated pgn database and display it correctly. Only Scid cannot handle this pgn database correctly. 1. if you compress the (correct) pgn...
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It's also a Scid problem because Scid is the only program to insert this tag [replace_game "0"] or [replace_game "1"] or [replace_game "2"] into a pgn database when you make changes to a game to save it in the same game (replace game). Therefore, the display and compression problems is a homegrown problem of Scid.
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It's also a Scid problem because Scid is the only program to insert this tag [replace_game "0"] or [replace_game "1"] or [replace_game "2"] into a pgn database when you make changes to a game to save it in the same game (replace game). Therefore, the display and compression problems is a homegrown problem of Scid.
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hello in the si5 database the tag [replace_game "0"] is contained in the chess game 43. If I compress the si5 database, nothing changes! If I export the si5 database to the pgn database, all games are contained in the pgn database and the tag [replace_game "0"] is unchanged in game 43. This is the correct representation and other programmes can work with this generated pgn database and display it correctly. Only Scid cannot handle this pgn database correctly. 1. if you compress the (correct) pgn...
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Here is the original pgn database (all-my-games.pgn) after export from the si5 database without any extension, addition, deletion or saving actions. This is the original pgn database that Scid created from the si5 database. Reminder: The pgn database contains 60 chess games! When the pgn database is created by Scid, Scid also displays all 60 chess games and counts them correctly. see screenshot in the previous posts Only when you open the pgn database again and again with Scid, the first chess game...
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Here is the original pgn database (all-my-games.pgn) after export from the si5 database without any extension, addition, deletion or saving actions. This is the original pgn database that Scid created from the si5 database. Reminder: The pgn database contains 60 chess games! When the pgn database is created by Scid, Scid also displays all 60 chess games and counts them correctly. see screenshot in the previous posts Only when you open the pgn database again and again with Scid, the first chess game...
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Hello, the bugs:#224 should be changed from closed --> open and should have the Title: "Scid didn't show the first game in pgn-Database after exporting all games from si5 to pgn Database". Here the context, step-by-step procedure and screenshots Hello, Here are the requested data: Operating system: Kubuntu 23.10 Scid version: 5.0.2 Flatpak Ubuntu Updates: board.tcl - #Arrows from Chessbase17 file.tcl - #wrong game number Problem eliminated I have been regularly entering my OTB-games via Scid and...
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Hello, Here are the requested data: Operating system: Kubuntu 23.10 Scid version: 5.0.2 Flatpak Ubuntu Updates: board.tcl - #Arrows from Chessbase17 file.tcl - #wrong game number Problem eliminated I have been regularly entering my OTB-games via Scid and importing the individual game pgn files into a si5 database (all-my-games.si5). I now have 60 chess games in the si5 database. But for an import to Lichess I need one pgn-database. Therefore I have created a pgn database with the name "All-my-games.pgn"...
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Hello, Here are the requested data: Operating system: Kubuntu 23.10 Scid version: 5.0.2 Flatpak Ubuntu Updates: board.tcl - #Arrows from Chessbase17 file.tcl - #wrong game number Problem eliminated I have been regularly entering my OTB-games via Scid and importing the individual game pgn files into a si5 database (all-my-games.si5). I now have 60 chess games in the si5 database. But for an import to Lichess I need one pgn-database. Therefore I have created a pgn database with the name "All-my-games.pgn"...
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Export from si5 to pgn deletes the first game
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i found the file and installed the patch the error is now fixed Am 08.01.24 um 17:55 schrieb Frank Eschenauer: Hello Uwe, No, I have not. How and where do I insert the programme lines? I use the flatpack version of Scid 5.0.2 under Ubuntu, because only with this under Ubuntu 23.10 the sound also works. Am 08.01.24 um 17:25 schrieb Uwe: Hi Frank, do you have the patch https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/c1c3cac2e5b1e0dd11e4bf343d98ea1ccf88bd9b/ installed? This is the bugfix for https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/214/...
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Hello Uwe, No, I have not. How and where do I insert the programme lines? I use the flatpack version of Scid 5.0.2 under Ubuntu, because only with this under Ubuntu 23.10 the sound also works. Am 08.01.24 um 17:25 schrieb Uwe: Hi Frank, do you have the patch https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/c1c3cac2e5b1e0dd11e4bf343d98ea1ccf88bd9b/ installed? This is the bugfix for https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/214/ This patch works perfectly on my installation. Without this patch i get the same error...
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Scid 5.0.2 on Ubuntu
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Error while creating a si5 database
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<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">I know how to test software!I can repeat the database error at any time! If the game list window is not correct (it shows one game less than in the database) then a database error occurs when compressing! When reloading the database "Wrong game Number!!!" appears!If I then set the Game List window correctly so that all games are displayed, the database is compressed correctly and the database (si5) is loaded without an error message...
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I have understood the challenge with the unclean PGN files and that Scid reads these unclean PGN files with an error message. I also understood that you can save the PGN files cleanly under or via Windows so that Scid reads them without an error message. However, you can also read in the unclean PGN files via Scid with an error message and clean them up in Scid. The problem is that Scid 5.0.2 has a bug under Linux. This is a GUI bug that has a negative effect on the database cleanup. The Game List...
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I can now describe the error more precisely! Saving the PGN via Windows Notepad without BOM is not necessary. Under Linux, the PGN database can be entered into an si5 database (with error message). The usual error message appears and the 1st batch is empty. Now you delete this empty batch and compress the database and everything is fine, if it wasn't for this error under Linux that prompted me to write this post. If the game list window has an "unequal" size, I can't name it in cm or percent, then...
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Hello Elo, I do not use Windows and work with Linux (Kubuntu 23.10). The notepad text program there can save the following encodings. 1. ANSI Latin 1 2. unicode (UTF-16) 3. unicode (UTF-16 Big Endian) 4. unicode (UTF-8) However, this is not the actual problem, as I wrote in my second reply post. No matter if I can load the PGN cleanly or clean it up, under Scid 5.0.2 the first or the last game is missing in the Game List Window! Best regards Frank
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I imported the same PGN database with Scid 4.8.0 and got the error message for game 1 again. Here also 46 games are read in instead of the 45 actual games, but all 45 games plus the one empty game are displayed in the game list window. If you delete the empty game and compile the database (in this case si4) you get a clean si4 database with 45 correctly numbered games. No error message when reloading the database and all, really all 45 games are displayed in the game list window and are clickable....
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Database problem si5 and display error of the si5 game list window
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Sorry, it is the Scid Version 5.0.2
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how to get sound in Scid 5.0.1 on Kubuntu 23.04
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Installation error
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"Play" "Training" "Openings" no repertoire database with icon/type set to the right side
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