go nodes 1 for Maia chess engine #197
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January 4, 2025 09:02
uci command : go nodes 1 therefore I modified the nodes section in 'serious game' to allow for values <1000. (Removing the x1000 modifier). Perhaps useful to adopt this or similar in the main repo?
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The new maximum of 100,000 nodes is too low for engines like Stockfish. I think it would be better to remove the spinbox entirely and allow the user to enter whatever value they prefer. |
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ok, makes sense, thanks a lot for looking at the issue and thinking of a solution! |
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Maia (https://github.com/CSSLab/maia-chess) needs to invoke uci command : go nodes 1
therefore I modified the nodes section in 'serious game' to allow for values <1000. (Removing the x1000 modifier).
Perhaps useful to adopt this or similar in the main repo?