Hi,
I just got an idea about a probably cool feature. In a lot of answers
here people say they would like to train their openings.
My experience with RChess is that an opening repertoire of an advanced
player consists of 100.000 positions or more. A simple opening book (one
opening proposal for one side) from Bologan contains around 7.000
positions. So any of these training tools, which train lines from the
starting position until some variation end fail to do the job. You
cannot do this in the morning before a game.
But the positions I have trouble with are only 1-5% of them. So a
possibility to mark them whenever I see one and then to train them is
realistic, when you know which opening(s) may show up in the game. And
technically this is just an EPD file (or two for white and black) to
maintain and a more or less advanced training possibility.
Greetings,
Gerd Lorscheid
Am 09.01.2026 um 18:16 schrieb Harry Broeken via Scid-users:
Training-features are important; information-management is not enough,
there has to be
a way to get it into your brain.
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