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gavagai_der_zweite

Hi,
I've already done it a couple of times but now I forgot how to do it. And I find no explanation. How to do an automatic analysis of a game play within lichess?

Hi, I've already done it a couple of times but now I forgot how to do it. And I find no explanation. How to do an automatic analysis of a game play within lichess?

Pashut

Your post is confusing: if the analysis is automatic, then you don't do it, it does itself. If you do it, it's not automatic.

In any case, either the analysis starts automatically (as it does, it seems, with the first games by a new player) OR you have to start it yourself, manually.

Your post is confusing: if the analysis is automatic, then you don't do it, it does itself. If you do it, it's not automatic. In any case, either the analysis starts automatically (as it does, it seems, with the first games by a new player) OR you have to start it yourself, manually.

Wozgut

Not sure if I understand the question correctly but...

I remember at one point thinking I could no longer ask for computer analysis of my games and wondered what was up. I didn't notice that I had accidentally clicked another tab open at the bottom of the page when looking at a game that I had played.

So check the very bottom of the page when looking at a game you want to do a computer analysis of. There are different tabs there and one of them is computer analysis.

Maybe you mean entirely a different thing but here's hoping that it helps.

Not sure if I understand the question correctly but... I remember at one point thinking I could no longer ask for computer analysis of my games and wondered what was up. I didn't notice that I had accidentally clicked another tab open at the bottom of the page when looking at a game that I had played. So check the very bottom of the page when looking at a game you want to do a computer analysis of. There are different tabs there and one of them is computer analysis. Maybe you mean entirely a different thing but here's hoping that it helps.