I'm quite new in this community, and would like to know how to "record" your games and how to analyse it. (luck and skill). I read about it somewhere, but can't seem to figure it out... :o
=)
BTW, FIBs ROCKS!!!!!!!! :yes:
Most of the FIBS interfaces can record your matches, I know that both JavaFIBS and 3dFiBs have good match saving features. With JavaFIBS there's a match converter which changes the file to the .mat format which JellyFish (older bot) uses. You can then import the .mat file into any of the bots for analysis. Gnubg (http://www.gnubg.org/) is now about as strong as Snowie (http://www.bgsnowie.com/), and BGBlitz (http://www.bgblitz.com/) is also good.
-Alef
I heard that you can do this online!! Where is this possible?? :unsure: :blink:
QuoteI heard that you can do this online!! Where is this possible?? :unsure: :blink:
maybe you are thinking of
http://gammonlab.com/ (http://gammonlab.com/)
the "massively parallel neural net technology" as described by the owner of the site, that "massively crashed my browser" (as described by me :-))
Should be a nice alternative for Windows impaired systems once they get it debugged and running smoothly..
Well, quite naice! But I was thinkin about the .mat files. Is there an online bot that calculates the lus/skill level of the players?
I don't think so.
I know almost everybody uses gnubg for that.
Hi snestorm,
Do you play with 3dfibs ?
There you click --options--preferences---- and there activite " save game logs as JF.mat "
Then all your games are saved in the fibs folder-- logs
wingtsun
Hey WingTsun!
Thx, yeah I do!
By the way, i used to do wing tsun!! =) the best ;)
I might see ya for a game one day, take care
Snestorm B)