I would like to see the moves on the graph, so it is easier to see which move i made before i blunderd.
For instance, when i move my cursor along the graph it says f6 or Bf5 and so on. That would be nice
Just click the graph and it will take you to the right move.
The analysis is also color coded to help you spot the key moves.
I would like to see the moves on the graph, so it is easier to see which move i made before i blunderd.
For instance, when i move my cursor along the graph it says f6 or Bf5 and so on. That would be nice
Just click the graph and it will take you to the right move.
yes, but it is not so convenient as moving the cursor along the graph and seeing the move their as well.... it would just be nicer^^
and btw everything u r telling me i know and has nothing to do with my suggestion
and btw everything u r telling me i know and has nothing to do with my suggestion
I was merely evaluating your suggestion for my own benefit and for the benefit of others who may not know everything.
I thought it was quite easy to find the game changing blunder in the example I posted.
Afternoon @fgermuth and @notmtwain
@notmtwain I think you are misunderstanding what@fgermuth is looking for.
@fgermuth one can in fact get the game histogam/graph you are looking for.
In the game analysis above the tabs is a grey bar with words "score", "best move diff" and 'themes" in it. See the area circled in red in my screenshot below:
Now click the "score" section and the following graph expands:
You can click any point along the histogram. Each bar is a move. Clicking that bar shows that position on the board at any point along the histogram. Make sure your analysis tab is open below because then the move will also be highlighted in the move list. One can also see at a glance all the blunders, bad moves, inaccuracies, best, good, and book moves via their associated icons in the graph.. I find this feature particularly helpful as I can quickly pinpoint when a blunder by one side swung the game. Hovering one's mouse over an area or move bar shows the Computer evaluation for that move. The graph also shows via a vertical line when the middle game and endgame began. There is no endgame bar in my example above as I won # in the middlegame. Here is another example showing where both black and white had advantages during the game:
@fgermuth I trust this has helped you 
@fgermuth I also just picked up that they have added the functionality to click moves on the graph in the report tab. Just click the circle that appears as you hover your mouse over the move point on the graph and that move will show on the board above, and it shows the engine analysis for the move too :
I would like to see the moves on the graph, so it is easier to see which move i made before i blunderd.
For instance, when i move my cursor along the graph it says f6 or Bf5 and so on. That would be nice