Congratulations for your work. I appreciate the way the program works directly with the PGN format, also the game analysis with text comments and classification of quality of play. About the PGN would be conveniente to show the extra tags, because I have many games with annotations and need to see name of annotator in extra tag annotator. About the classification of quality of play would be relevante to show the average of centipawns lost per move, to be able to compare the quality of play in different games, since we know longer games tend to sum more centipawns lost than shorter games.
Nimzo 3d Chess GUI for Windows
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Previously, I have posted links for the Nimzo_3d Chess GUI program
which is an enhanced version of the Tarrasch chess GUI with additional features.
I have added the following features to the latest release
of the Nimzo_3d Chess GUI (version )
Media player for playing and making chess videos
with one demonstration video
Evaluation profile window
Automatic creation of Polyglot .bin opening books
Opening book training feature
Comprehensive compiled help file, Nimzo_3d.chm
Five additional 2d piece sets and
eleven additional 3d piece sets
Score counter for chess quiz games in PDF files
Coloured square highlights and arrows
Automatic game replay function
General search function for Tarrasch databases
Fast search function for PGN databases
Rated game feature for playing against weakened engines
Move delay option to slow down engines that move too fast
Capability to adjust and use all engine parameters
The program downloads are now quite large, 550 - 570 Mb
because of the < UCI_LimitStrength > engines for the < Rated game >
feature and the 3d piece sets.
The program can be downloaded from the following links -
https://www.mediafire.com/file/keju8i1j37ivm6s/setup_Nimzo_3d_chess.7z/file
https://drive.proton.me/urls/6Z9VHY1EA0#QaySk8e0jYZS
For those users for whom English is not their first language
there is now a multi-lingual version with support for 40 languages -
https://www.mediafire.com/file/f9vr2ein33m2n8v/setup_Nimzo_3d_chess_ml.7z/file
https://drive.proton.me/urls/6R8JG89B1W#P0jjBH6QIkjf
The program is now 64-bit, but 32-bit versions are still available
for download from the Nimzo_3d websites -
There is a large database Caissabase2025 in Tarrasch/Nimzo_3d format
with million games available for download (370 Mb) from -
https://www.mediafire.com/file/0ke2wgo3bdpb5e8/CaissaBase2025.7z/file
For any brave soul that wants to try to add more features to the program
there is a download with Visual Studio project files, source code and
instructions on how to build the wxWidgets libraries used in the program.
It is set up with the same directory structure that I use when
writing the program. It is available at the following links -
https://www.mediafire.com/file/kzgjykr3dqp30h1/Nimzo_3d_v4_build.7z/file
https://drive.proton.me/urls/93VTAFC2YR#H4KgdDTw9Dph
To JogoReal
I did have a look at adding an annotator field to the PGN files,
but could not figure out how to do it.
That part of the code was part of the original Tarrasch GUI
written by Bill Forster.
from Roy
I have written a chess program called Nimzo 3d Chess GUI
which is an enhanced version of the Tarrasch chess GUI with the
following additional features :-
Shootout mode
User defined board bitmaps
Printing functions
Puzzle mode
Engine match and tournament functions
Automatic game analysis
3d graphics powered by DirectX
Game sound effects
Capability for playing on the Free Internet Chess Server
It can be downloaded from the following links :-
Full installation package :-https://www.mediafire.com/file/keju8i1j37ivm6s/setup_Nimzo_3d_chess.7z/file
Update package for existing users :-
https://www.mediafire.com/file/cug32gyfwpt3pec/update_Nimzo_3d_chess.7z/file
It can also be downloaded from the website -
https://nimzo-3d-chess-gui.infinityfreeapp.com
The download is a zip file setup_Nimzo_3d_chess.7z
When you unzip this file you will find installation
and usage instructions in the file README_v3_5.txt
The program will run on Windows 7 - 11, 32-bit and 64-bit.
The program is free and open source,
so please feel free to share the program and the links.
Enjoy the game.
Here is a screen shot for the program.