Go to the Chessbase site and search the archives, I'm sure Steve Lopez did an article on how to do this. If I remember right you filter twice, once for material change and then for the weaker side winning within a certain # of moves. But it was long ago, I don't recall the details.
Using Chessbase to create tactics problem sets
Estragon wrote:
Go to the Chessbase site and search the archives, I'm sure Steve Lopez did an article on how to do this. If I remember right you filter twice, once for material change and then for the weaker side winning within a certain # of moves. But it was long ago, I don't recall the details.
Yes, forgive him. He had too much FRENCH wine.
red-lady wrote:
Estragon wrote:
Go to the Chessbase site and search the archives, I'm sure Steve Lopez did an article on how to do this. If I remember right you filter twice, once for material change and then for the weaker side winning within a certain # of moves. But it was long ago, I don't recall the details.
Yes, forgive him. He had too much FRENCH wine.
Yes, I used it to make sauce while sipping a decent Chilean. When those have a chance to mature, France will be reduced to cheese-eating surrender monkeys.
Lets say I wanted to take all the games from my personal database and turn them into a tactics training database?
How do you use Chessbase to take a database of games and create a tactical problem set out of it?