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Krzysztof Grzelak wrote:You are doing many fireworks in the program.

Well, all my business comes from a popular video capture application i developed (Jocly is just a hobby). So the minimum i could do is to provide video recording in JoclyBoard

The latest version of JoclyBoard (0.9.6) has the capability to record video from the board.

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The video above has been generated from this PDN:


[Event "NN"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "1880.01.01"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Baledent,G. (George)"]
[Black "Crassier,N."]
[Result "1-0"]
[GameType "20 ...

Yes it's true. Only why there is no separate save option for batches. I never would have thought that the "Save book" option saves lots in pdn format.

Well, there is an "Open book" button in the game window to open PDN and PGN (generalized as PJN), so it seemed logical to have a "Save book ...

The program this way is saving parties, please DOWNLOAD and will watch. As for me it isn't pdn file.The program is saving in the file json.

http://www.rapidshare.com.cn/sOlUwaq

What you did is that you used the Save button from the board window. This, indeed, saves the game in Jocly native ...

Krzysztof Grzelak wrote:Very save of the party department but looks somehow very strange.

I'm afraid i did not understand. Could you elaborate ?

Krzysztof Grzelak wrote:Unfortunately, I have to work on the correct save batches in format pdn. The record should look like this.
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Did it work for your needs ?

Krzysztof Grzelak wrote:In the "History" pane there is no such option "Save PJN". It's just an option "Save book".

Sorry, that is it, "Save book".

What you need to do is:

in the main board window, move the mouse over the footer to make icons appear
click the "Show history" icon
this opens the history window
in the history window, pick the footer icon "Save PJN"
"PJN" is a generalisation of PGN and PDN to any game, you can rename the ...

Just released version 0.9.5 .

This version has the ability to clone a board, so you can experiment variations while keeping the original board intact.
There is also more clock options, like adding a given number of seconds at each move, and re-add the original time credit after a given number of ...

What i do with JoclyBoard, is that i order the captured pieces in the capture moves returned by scan, i do the same for the moves generated by my own Jocly implementation, so i can compare identically coded moves.

I am not a fan of textbased protocols, I know very little about them. Perhaps the ...

Thank you for all your responses Michel. I would add some options in the program.

1. saving batches in format pdn
2. add a variant as the program thinks of the move
3. add an option so the program can play for the number of moves, for example 20 minutes for 75 moves

Thanks for the suggestions ...

Yes, your code works very well, at least for the draughts. I play on Windows 7 64 bit. I'm thinking of setting the time right after clicking on the green button QUICK PLAY.
Right now "Quick Play" is not clocked, it's for very casual play. If users ask for a quicker access to clocked games, i will ...

The real thrill is unfortunately not (yet) available on JoclyBoard: Virtual Reality

With an Oculus Rift or HTC Vive headset, you can play any of those games holding (virtually) the board in one hand and a laser pointer on the other one. The result is really spectacular with a great user experience ...

Yes, your code works very well, at least for the draughts. I play on Windows 7 64 bit. I'm thinking of setting the time right after clicking on the green button QUICK PLAY.
Right now "Quick Play" is not clocked, it's for very casual play. If users ask for a quicker access to clocked games, i will ...

Fabien Letouzey wrote: Not answering for Krzysztof, but it worked on Mac, 3D (ish, with zoom). I haven't tried any engine connection, but your code looked good.

Thanks Fabien