Hi mps,
Gnubg does have a database. See the Settings, Options menu. I don’t use it personally so I can ‘t help you much with it. [cid:[email protected]] On the Setting, Game tab you will need to: * Start new games immediately * Roll the dice automatically * Disable End Game asks conformation On Display tab set: * Animation none to save time sliding pieces around. * Try turning off Display Computer moves On Other tab: * Turn off Confirm when aborting game * Set Record all games * Set Auto save analysis On the New menu: * You will need Modify Player settings… to set both users to gnubg at whatever strength you want. * Turn off Manual dice * Set match length 0 (for unlimited games) There is no natural way to just run a set number of games so you will have to press the Stop button. [cid:[email protected]] The only way to play a set number of games would be to do a rollout from the start position, but I don’t think there is a way to record each game. If you want to get into Python there are probably more things you can do, but that’s getting outside my area of expertise. You could search the mailing list archive for other discussions. I hope this helps, even if it’s not a complete answer. Good luck, Ian Shaw -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of mps Sent: 05 January 2025 18:47 To: [email protected] Subject: python is there a way to have gnu play itself for a few hundred games and store the results in a database or something? i'm interested in the number of hits per game. there doesn't appear to be a forum dedicated to gnubg.
