Thanks to all again.
I click on start/trial mode (the hammer button or edit→try variation) then
I click add variation (the +V button on the main menu) but then? I can't
move a single piece on the main board by clicking on them! At this point I
would like to try the moves proposed by the engine.
I think there is something crucial I'm missing, trial mode would very
useful but I can't manage to make it work.
If instead I try to use the show analysis windows on the analysis window I
only get a board with the current position, I can't see any variation on
it. If I click with the right button on the analysis window, it gets blank
and says "Click here to see moves", if I keep on right-click clicking on it
I see (I guess) the end positions of the variations but the analysis window
stays blank!
-M
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Ben St-Pierre <benbon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I can think of two other ways to view variations, Massimo.
>
> You can add variations to the game by clicking on the V button.
> That way, the whole variation is added to the game in annotation, with the
> engine's name.
> Then you simply need to click at the end of it in the PGN window.
>
> The other way is to vizualize vairations directly in the analysis window.
> Click on the button with a chessboard on it: a small chessboard will
> appear.
> From now on, all the end positions of the analyzed lines will appear.
>
> I find the small chessboard quite useful.
> It gives me a way to see at a glance the kind of positions a move can lead.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Ben
>
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