https://www.chess.com/live/game/3682391832
After move 18, your clock was 6:17. 19 Bd3 took 28.5 seconds and your clock after was 5:48. Your next move took 1:43.
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3682391832
After move 18, your clock was 6:17. 19 Bd3 took 28.5 seconds and your clock after was 5:48. Your next move took 1:43.
Okay, right, then I found a bug in the Analysis software. If I click onmove 19 ... Bd3
it shows my clock at 4:05. If I press the "back" button, my clock then shows the bishop
move back to the previous square and my time changes from 4:05 to 5:48. That's not correct,
right?
Edit: I've confirmed that the times shown on the clocks in the Analysis screen
are different from the times shown in the "live" screen.
Check it out:
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/3682391832
versus
https://www.chess.com/live/game/3682391832
Hello, I'm trying to interpret how to read the Time chart in the Analysis.
The time indicated when I hover over the moves in the time chart is not
consistent with the time(s) shown on my clock when I step through the game.
In the below screenshot, I have clicked on move 19 in the Time chart. When I hover,
it shows 19. ... 28.5, I presume it's indicating that it took me 28.5 seconds to make that move.
However, when I click on move 19 in the move window, and press the arrows to go to the
previous move, I see that my clock changed from 5:48 to 4:05, indicating that it took one minute
and 43 seconds to make move #19. Again, the time chart has a high bar indicating that move ..19 took a long time, but the # of seconds displayed when I hover is inconsistent with my clock from the game.
Has anyone else seen this? Am I interpreting things incorrectly? By the way, it would be helpful if the longest moves did not all bump up against the top of the chart - I can't really tell which move took the longest by looking at this chart (and again, the times displayed when I hover are, to my knowledge, inaccurate).
Thanks,
--Nate