John Buttery wrote: > First of all, sorry if this is off-topic; I know Scid is mainly a > database application and the ability to play games against others (e.g. > via FICS and correspondence) is a relatively recent addition. That > said... > > Is it possible to play a game between two copies of Scid connecting > directly to each other? Something like what you can do with XBoard, for > example. I searched for "lan", "local", "direct connect", and "direct" > in the list archives but couldn't find anything that looked promising. > > Just an idea, i hadn't try it. You can let two local engine play one against the other opening two analysis engine windows and pressing the finish button. So i suppose that can be possible to write a script that using netcat redirects the input/output over the network and pratically make one pc play against the other.
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