Spike 1.1 kibitzing

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Spike 1.1 kibitzing

Postby Philippe Etard » 14 Feb 2006, 22:06

Hello,
I use Winboard 4.2.7 and Spike 1.1 as a computer account on a chess server. Spike always kibitzes the score, PV etc to the opponent and watchers.
This annoying for the opponent, so How can I prevent it to kibitz ?
Thanks.

Philippe
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Re: Spike 1.1 kibitzing

Postby Will Singleton » 15 Feb 2006, 05:06

Philippe Etard wrote:Hello,
I use Winboard 4.2.7 and Spike 1.1 as a computer account on a chess server. Spike always kibitzes the score, PV etc to the opponent and watchers.
This annoying for the opponent, so How can I prevent it to kibitz ?
Thanks.

Philippe


There are a couple things you can try. Do "set allowkib 0", which should convert all kibs to whispers. You could also do "+alias kibitz blah" which should turn your kibs into something not recognized by ICC.

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Re: Spike 1.1 kibitzing

Postby Ralf Schäfer » 15 Feb 2006, 13:13

Hi,

Spike is only kibitzing when using the wb protocol, so another solution may be to use Spike as UCI engine with Polyglot.

I've never tested it, but I think in Polyglot you can configure many things like, for example, the kibitzing output

Ralf
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Re: Spike 1.1 kibitzing

Postby Philippe Etard » 16 Feb 2006, 00:15

Ralf Sch?fer wrote:Hi,

Spike is only kibitzing when using the wb protocol, so another solution may be to use Spike as UCI engine with Polyglot.

I've never tested it, but I think in Polyglot you can configure many things like, for example, the kibitzing output

Ralf


Thanks Ralf. As Spike is also a UCI engine, I run it with ChessPartner GUI, no need to use polyglot which is in fact a UCI2WB adaptator.

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