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Chess Visualizer

Analyze chess games by visualizing numerous aspects of positions. · By tamasmartinec

some Feedback

A topic by n0tperfect created Feb 20, 2025 Views: 63 Replies: 3
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Hi,
I just purchased the program, I wanted to give some early feedback. I think it's a great and interesting tool, but it seems a bit buggy, that's unfortunate. When I study positions and play variations everything seems to work as intended but then (randomly but quite frequently) it suddenly stops working. Normally after each move it should switch to show the best moves for the other side but sometimes this turn switch doesn't happen and it continues to show recommended moves for the side that just played a move. Hope you can have a look at this. It's a bit frustrating to have to start analysis over again from the start when you're deep into some variation.

Otherwise, a minor feature request: I'd like to be able to toggle somehow to see the black and white squares of the board. I realize it might make the coloring for the other features a bit more difficult, but there should exist a solution somehow.

Anyway, thanks for the work so far! I'm a bit of a fellow traveller, working on an analysis tool for the game of Go ;) Keep it up!

Developer (1 edit)

Hi,

Thanks a lot for the support! :)

I will look into the use cases you mentioned as buggy, and will get back here if I can't reproduce them.

If you switch the color scheme to the lightblue or brown one for ex with [ or ], they have the black and white squares in different colors.

You can enable/disable the attack highlighting with b and w and see how the base board colors look like with the given color scheme.

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Developer

I could repro the issue and also have a position now that always results in it. Unfortunately it doesnt look like it can be fixed quickly. but I am on it :)

Thanks for the hints and reply mate! Good luck bug hunting!