Re: [gnugo-devel] user question

[Evan Berggren Daniel]

One easy way is the twogtp scripts, in the interface/gtp_examples
directory (you'll need a copy of the source).  They should be relatively
well documented, and will work so long as you have perl / python
installed.  You can use --verbose 2 to get board output as it plays, or
you can use the --sgffile option to save copies for later review.

As for learning go, I would recommend against watching gnugo play itself.
Playing against it yourself would be better, or playing other people; if
you want to watch games, I recommend finding a collection of professional
games to review.  There are some available on the web, though I don't have
links handy.

Good luck

Evan Daniel

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Jeff Chen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I really enjoy Gnugo but can't seem to find some information that I need.  I
> am a new beginner at this game and am interested in learning the game by
> observing a large number of games of gnugo playing against itself.  I can
> currently do so via a client like cgoban, which lets me specify the level of
> play for the two computer players independently.  I am interested in
> learning whether I can simply bypass cgoban and set up computer vs computer
> games directly on the command line.  I can run gnugo on either linux or
> windows.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
>
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