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Chess Tournaments
This is a chess program to help you to organize any chess tournaments
This is a chess program to help you to organize any chess tournaments without using real chess rules, go to the support page of this program. The support page also has more information about this program. This program creates a "Data" folder to save settings of this program and notes of tournaments and players. Players could play with each other on a single device or playing by multiple devices by a network. This program shows squares that mouse points on them and that helps to prevent any mouse mistakes that happen when playing chess by computers! Although you could do moves by keyboard too. This program has all the functionalities that you need to manage a database, but you cannot analyze games by chess engines or creating variations for them. This program has all time controls in chess clocks, but if you need more complex time controls, you could use them as well, because this program allows you to start a game from any position by two different time controls. -
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Gambit
A cross-platform chess game.
Gambit is a cross-platform chess game. There are binaries for Windows users. Users of Unix-like operating systems can check the web site for build instructions (it should be easy to follow).">
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Super Micro Chess
The world's smallest chess playing program just got smaller!
Super Micro chess engines are a series of world record small source and executables programs able to play the famous "King's Game" (both with simplified and full FIDE support)! Please refer to the official home page for more details: http://smmax.sf.net. -
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A triad of engine, GUI, and communication protocol for Chinese Chess (XiangQi). The two elements, engine and GUI, are interchangeable with any third-party application that follows the communication protocol.
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OpenChess is a Chess game, Opening Trainer and Chess data base for the PalmOS platform. It supports Palm devices with OS 3.0 and above and uses separate layouts for Grayscale, Color and HiRes (OS5 and Sony Clié OS4) devices.
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Chess-gambiteer
Chess training program playing gambits
Program to train against gambit play (*) with the computer, with a strength adjustable chess engine (Danasah, currently set at approx 1400 EL0 when playing against it). Also included now are two options to watch an engine e.g. the 'aggressive' Patricia5 (with gambits) play against another engine (eg IM level). The engine gambit books are made in such a way that 1) real lousy gambits are not played, and 2) the book is choosing a gambit line as often as possible, so for Black it might go for e.g. a Benko gambit or so and if you let it play with White, a lot of 1.e4 gambits can be played. Thereby, if you try a gambit yourself, the program might try to a counter-gambit (or sometimes an unconventional line). It will play weak against other engines, and it not meant as to play very strong/perfectly, but for human opponents, the gambit lines will most often result in entertaining -not boring- games, and require quite some concentration to avoid tactical mistakes. -
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Dice endgames
Dice endgames — generation of endgames with dices.
Dice endgames is a gambling and logical game with perfect information, at the same time being a variety of both variants of chess and checkers-like games, and dices. In this game, the arrangement of chess pieces depends on the values on the sides of the dice. It was conceived as teaching and training how to solve endgames, problems or random arrangements, such as Fischer's chess, in various board games of logic. -
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JChessBoard is a chess game written in Java that can be connected to another JChessBoard via a direct TCP/IP connection. No Internet Chess Server is required for playing. It also became a full featured PGN viewer and editor.
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It is a Shogi - Japanese Chess - game made in Java, where you can play against one of 3 AI's of your choice. Or against a friend.
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Fen2Pdf
Tool for chess teachers to create PDF files with chess diagrams in it
Tool for chess teachers to create PDF files with chess diagrams in it. 1) Create a pgn file with chess diagrams (FEN notation) in it (e.g by using lichess) 2) Open the Fen2Pdf and select the folder containing the pgn(s) 3) Click start. Fen2Pdf detects the pgn files in it and creates a pdf file You can now print this file and hand the exercises over to your students Extra features: * Mirror the positions. This is handy if you want the same problems presented for the other color for educational purposes. You could present the same set of exercises in 2 different ways! * You can toggle the display of page numbers * The selected pgn folder is saved for next time * The title on the pages is the name of the pgn (without .pgn) -
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Project Invincible
Chess master with 3D graphics
Project Invincible is a free, portable, open source and cross-platform chess game. Challenge a friend to a 3D chess battle or test your skills against a computer opponent. If the AI is too strong for you, just make it weaker with settings. After all, it's not a shame to lose to full strength of Project Invincible. :) -
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Winboard 4.5 Accessible Chess
Chess for the Blind for the JAWS or NVDA Screen Readers
Winboard 4.5 32-bit is a free Windows accessible Chess program that works automatically with the JAWS or the free NVDA screen reader. It is for the blind, low sighted or those who can not use a mouse. It provides vocal announcements of position changes and other selectable board conditions. Blind players also use a separate "tactile chess board". Winboard 4.5 has full keyboard access to move pieces and run menu items. Partial sighted players use high contrast mode and adjust board, piece, most font sizes and colors. Available languages are English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Russian. Games may be viewed, modified or saved in standard PGN format. Two Chess engines supply play and grand master strength move analysis. Connect to the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS) and play humans. Modify verbosity in screen reader configurations and in the Winboard "Sound" dialog under the "General" menu. Find all documentation in the "doc" folder under the Winboard directory of your C drive. -
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A concise javascript chess engine, first written for the 5k web competition. It plays at the level of a lazy amateur, so is a good match for most opponents.
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Strong Java Chess Engines Game
SJCE - free portable cross-platform graphical chess game, 100% Java.
SJCE - Strong Java Chess Engines, free portable cross-platform graphical chess game, 100%-pure Java. Support with including many best free/open-source java xboard/uci chess engines. It is possible to play both White and Black. It is possible to play Human to Human, Human vs Engine, Engine vs Engine. Simple and intuitive GUI - Graphical User Interface. Tested on Windows/Linux. Need jre1.8 - https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html. Source - https://github.com/harp077/sjce If you like this - put a star on https://github.com/harp077/sjce/ for support project please. -
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Chessmaster Bots Manager
A simple tool to allow Chessmaster 10/11 bot customizations
This tool allows several bot customizations: - Load all the chess engine settings - Change avatar for any bot - Analyse player's games to get: * Player max elo * Game style (aggressive, positional, etc.) * Preferred opennings - Choose the closest openning book for a player - Save openning book based on player's game stats - Automtically backup bot with with possibility to restore settings Future improvements: - Improve .pgn analysis using external engine or refined position evaluation - Allow to save in either CM10 (best compatibility) or CM11 (more features) - Add tools to create new lessons with audio support -
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BagaturChess
Java Chess Engine
This is UCI Chess Engine writen in Java. Since version 1.4 (inclusive) the project was moved to https://github.com/bagaturchess/Bagatur -
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Provides interface for working with chess games in PGN (use libpgn) make moves, and get result
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ChessMD
ChessMD is a Qt-based chess game viewer with engine analysis
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GreKo
Chess engine
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SANKit
Read and write PGN format and test moves for legality.
SAN Kit was made public in 1993 by Stephen Edwards, the inventor of PGN Chess notation. The original code is in C, and with few comments quite cryptic. In addition, the original author's style was quite quixotic, making it even more difficult to read. This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs. The code has gone through extensive analysis using the llvm/clang compiler and reports no issues at this time. To use the code as a "framework" you would undefined "CLI". In addition, a small C++ program is included that takes as input a file of one or more PGN records, and outputs pure pristine PGN records as output. In addition to flagging errors at the move level, the program provides three boards around the move. NOTE: plan on budgeting a fair amount of time to read, re-read, and experiment with the documentation and cryptic uncommented code. You are on your own