BOT: [Name]_L1/L2/L3/L4/L5
Time Control:2+1~15+15 and 1 day corr.
Mode:Casual and Rated
Variant: All
Object:human only
Engine:SF17/FSF14
Line:5
Depth: 15(about 3s)
Move Rule: if not>500/400/300/200/100 CPL,Play all the Lines Random, e.g.
Line 1 +2.8 50% 33.33...% 20% 20% 20%
Line 2 +2.7 50% 33.33...% 20% 20% 20%
Line 3 +0.9 0% 33.33...% 20% 20% 20%
Line 4 +0.7 0% 0% 20% 20% 20%
Line 5 +0.1 0% 0% 20% 20% 20%
if Time <30s:Depth decrease to 12 (about 1s).
P.S.if have any bug or idea or more information which I forgot write, please message @XBLAAAA
(my English might not so good, please forgive)
How to create a bot:
https://lichess.org/@/thibault/blog/how-to-create-a-lichess-bot/FuKyvDuB
@lonelypeanut said in #2:
> How to create a bot:
> lichess.org/@/thibault/blog/how-to-create-a-lichess-bot/FuKyvDuB
but I don't have any more email to create bot account
that was not the point of that blog. so I' summarize it:
If you are not developer developing you own engine you do not have any reason have a bot account
Running yet a another stockfish with minor variations does exceed the threshold for "developing your own engine".
@petri999 said in #4:
> that was not the point of that blog. so I' summarize it:
> If you are not developer developing you own engine you do not have any reason have a bot account
>
> Running yet a another stockfish with minor variations does exceed the threshold for "developing your own engine".
So,I haven’t chance to “developing my own engine “?
@XBLAAAA said in #5:
> So,I haven’t chance to “developing my own engine “?
I guess we have a hard time believing that someone who's figured out how to write a unique engine still needs help creating a lichess account. If you need help creating the account, you're nowhere near technical enough to write an engine.
Creating a bot account is a good last step; not a good first step.
Sure developing your engine is a great hobby. But it takes few months minimum, depending on how good you want it to be and how good are your software engineering skills. If you aim somewhere round 2000 we coudl use cpw-engine as benchmark. In consists about 1700 lines of c++ assuming the industry average of 20 lines of tested code and multipy it by 3 as it is a one developer project that would take about 30 days of full time work. Once that is finished then you would need an account. By which time you should easily resolve problem of getting one more free e-main addresses if needed.
@petri999 said in #7:
> Sure developing your engine is a great hobby. But it takes few months minimum, depending on how good you want it to be and how good are your software engineering skills. If you aim somewhere round 2000 we coudl use cpw-engine as benchmark. In consists about 1700 lines of c++ assuming the industry average of 20 lines of tested code and multipy it by 3 as it is a one developer project that would take about 30 days of full time work. Once that is finished then you would need an account. By which time you should easily resolve problem of getting one more free e-main addresses if needed.
OK, so I said “ Can anyone help me make a bot”
Anyone?
@XBLAAAA said in #8:
> OK, so I said “ Can anyone help me make a bot”
> Anyone?
It's no point on making a bot account because it would be just a more stockfish clone. There are almost 100s of bot running on stockfish (assuming you also be using) unless you want to make your own chess engine . Its no point to make a bot using sf clone.
No one has amount time it takes to help. Chess programming wiki good place to start
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