Steven A Brown

After playing a game against as UCI engine, I clicked the double back arrow to replay the game, but it promptly deleted the game, and I could not replay beyond the first move.

Please note that the download link at https://clonezilla.org/downloads/download.php?branch=stable after the "Download" button is clicked, redirects to https://sourceforge.net/projects/clonezilla/ where clicking "Download" starts a download of clonezilla-live-3.1.2-9-amd64.zip, not the current version. It was only after searching for "clonezilla-live-3.2.2-5-amd64.zip" on Google that I found https://sourceforge.net/projects/clonezilla/files/clonezilla_live_stable/3.2.2-5/clonezilla-live-3.2.2-5-amd64.zip/download...

How can I make the engine analysis window display more than one move per variation? The screenshot linked to below shows the engine analysis window displaying three variations, but each variation is only one move deep. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a-eGcXSjUWE1x3NK8gJkwN5dYPw3XF_S/view?usp=sharing

How can I make the engine analysis window display more than one move per variation? The screenshot shows the engine analysis window displaying three variations, but each variation is only one move deep.

I've been trying unsuccessfully to compile Scid vs pc for Windows, because I want to implement a simple feature. Running nmake -f Makefile.vc generates hundreds of errors, even after installing Tcl/Tk from Magicsplat and setting all the necessary environment variables and path macros in Makefile.vc. The feature I would like to implement would be an option to make the console window of the chess engine visible to and accessible by the user. It would be interesting to watch Scid vs pc interact with...

To answer my own question, I discovered that I can prevent captured pieces appearing on the side of the board by going into the options.dat file and changing set gameInfo(showMaterial) 2 to set gameInfo(showMaterial) 0

Is there any way to make captured pieces not appear at the side of the board?

The ChessX Wiki on SourceForge says "Compiling the source is simple. Just unpack the sources, go to source directory (chessx) and execute: lupdate chessx.pro qmake make" Is there a command-line compiler I can run in the Windows OS to execute those commands? Instead of installing and learning how to use the Qt Creater IDE?