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#32

haha of course tnx for you man, I said it couple of times already and btw guys BOT ami_ibr is the one who gave me tutorial so none of this would happen if it were't for him!!!

Thank youuu!!! :)))

haha of course tnx for you man, I said it couple of times already and btw guys BOT ami_ibr is the one who gave me tutorial so none of this would happen if it were't for him!!! Thank youuu!!! :)))
#33

I forgot to mention 2 things in my #30 post, so here they are:

  1. I told you to install Notepad++ if you don't have it but I forgot to mention that you'll also need to have WinRAR.
    So in case you don't have it on your computer, download it from here: https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

  2. After you download and install those 2 programs (Notepad++ & WinRAR) , you need to create new account on Lichess and you can't play any games on that account.
    Also you need to stay logged in with that new account and then you just do everything this guy from the video does and you should have your BOT working pretty soon! :)

I forgot to mention 2 things in my #30 post, so here they are: 1) I told you to install Notepad++ if you don't have it but I forgot to mention that you'll also need to have WinRAR. So in case you don't have it on your computer, download it from here: https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm 2) After you download and install those 2 programs (Notepad++ & WinRAR) , you need to create new account on Lichess and you can't play any games on that account. Also you need to stay logged in with that new account and then you just do everything this guy from the video does and you should have your BOT working pretty soon! :)
#34

Today I got some error message in my CMD so my BOT wasn't working anymore untill I fixed the error...

@normalbulletbot told me I need to upgrade something and told me to install everything from the very beginning but I already tried that and it didn't work and then I figured it out myself soon.

So here it is:

  1. Go here again and download it again just like the guy from a video (they changed certain stuff, that's why u need to download it again): https://github.com/careless25/lichess-bot
  2. Do everything else completely the same like the guy from the video EXCEPT the last command!
    So instead of "python main.py -u" command, you'll write this command instead: python lichess-bot.py –u

*And don't be confused by this:
In a video you could have seen this guy edited "config.yml.default" file but now you'll see "config.yml" file.
So you just click right click on mouse and then Edit with Notepad++ on that "config.yml" file (which is actually „default“ file, you just don't see it unless u know where to look) and then after you finish editing, you go to "Save as" (just like the guy from a video) and you just click on save without deleting anything in a name, so you save it the way it is (which is „config.yml“)

After this, you'll see that you now have 2 "config.yml" files just like guy from a video (1 is default and another is not) :)

Today I got some error message in my CMD so my BOT wasn't working anymore untill I fixed the error... @normalbulletbot told me I need to upgrade something and told me to install everything from the very beginning but I already tried that and it didn't work and then I figured it out myself soon. So here it is: 1) Go here again and download it again just like the guy from a video (they changed certain stuff, that's why u need to download it again): https://github.com/careless25/lichess-bot 2) Do everything else completely the same like the guy from the video EXCEPT the last command! So instead of "python main.py -u" command, you'll write this command instead: python lichess-bot.py –u *And don't be confused by this: In a video you could have seen this guy edited "config.yml.default" file but now you'll see "config.yml" file. So you just click right click on mouse and then Edit with Notepad++ on that "config.yml" file (which is actually „default“ file, you just don't see it unless u know where to look) and then after you finish editing, you go to "Save as" (just like the guy from a video) and you just click on save without deleting anything in a name, so you save it the way it is (which is „config.yml“) After this, you'll see that you now have 2 "config.yml" files just like guy from a video (1 is default and another is not) :)
#35

Is there someone who created a bot in node.js, and one where you can easily change it with your own made engine. I'm much more interested in making my own engine and try it on lichess than copying somebody else his engine.

Is there someone who created a bot in node.js, and one where you can easily change it with your own made engine. I'm much more interested in making my own engine and try it on lichess than copying somebody else his engine.
#36

If your home-made engine uses either standard protocol (xboard or UCI), you can use https://github.com/careless25/lichess-bot to handle Lichess' BOT API and communicate with your engine.

If your home-made engine uses either standard protocol (xboard or UCI), you can use https://github.com/careless25/lichess-bot to handle Lichess' BOT API and communicate with your engine.
#39

Yes, oh my sweet Bot-eroni! My creation! Well actually forked it from that repo that you mentioned! Nice. Love this.

Yes, oh my sweet Bot-eroni! My creation! Well actually forked it from that repo that you mentioned! Nice. Love this.
#40

@bot-o-tron has no brain is written in javascript and can be hosted for free on heroku. It trounces me in ultra bullet.

@bot-o-tron has no brain is written in javascript and can be hosted for free on heroku. It trounces me in ultra bullet.

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