Eschecs - Pascal chess program

[Roland Chastain]

Maybe I can contribute with a translation to Spanish. Give me some time.

[Edit] Done. I thought it would be harder.

Great! Thank you very much. I go at once to build the Spanish version.

[edit 2]
Ok, tested.

First: It works with Wine.

Thank you for testing.

Second: No levels. And since I didn't play chess for ages it wiped the board in few minutes.

OK, I will add it in the next version. The chess engine with its current settings isn't very strong, but he can easily surprise an occasional chess player (as you or me). I have to experiment how the engine behaves if I change the depth of the recursive evaluation.

Thank you again!

[Roland Chastain]

Done.

[Ñuño Martínez]

Glad to help.

[Roland Chastain]

@Ñuño

In the next version of the game, one can set the opponent strength. So there will be three new items in the menu. Please could you tell me if my Spanish translation is correct?

    'Más débil adversario', // txWeakerOpponent
    'Normal adversario', // txNormalOpponent
    'Más fuerte adversario', // txStrongerOpponent

[Ñuño Martínez]

Nope, sorry. Use this instead:

    'Adversario de nivel bajo', // txWeakerOpponent
    'Adversario de nivel medio', // txNormalOpponent
    'Adversario de nivel alto', // txStrongerOpponent

AFAIK the Spanish chess lingo uses "nivel" (level) instead of "fuerza" (strength).

Also, as you see, the order of words is slightly different. Actually "El más débil adversario" may be correct in some contexts. But "El normal adversario" isn't correct in any context though.

[Roland Chastain]

Thank you very much !

[Roland Chastain]

Hello! Here is Eschecs 2.4.2. Now one can set the strength of the artificial opponent, by selecting one of three options. There is also a new language (Dutch).