Remote UCI chess engines
Author - Daniel José Queraltó
The "Remote UCI" program allows you to remotely run a chess engine based on the UCI (Universal Chess Interface) protocol. This means you can use a chess engine that runs on a remote server as if it were installed locally on your computer.
How to use "Remote UCI"
Initial Setup: Before using the program, make sure you have a file named remoteuci.ini in the same folder as the program. This file can contain configuration parameters that will be loaded at the start of the program.
Server Mode: If you want to run the program in server mode (to offer a chess engine to other users), you will need to specify the UCI engine path with the -E argument. For example:
RemoteUCI.exe -E[path_of_the_engine]
Client Mode: If you want to connect your chess GUI to a remote engine, you will need to specify the IP of the remote server with the -I argument. For example:
RemoteUCI.exe -I[server_IP]
Additional Parameters:
-P: Specifies the TCP/IP port to be used (default is 10000).
-Q: Mutes the console output.
-N: Starts the engine and never stops it.
-R: If the client disconnects, the current analysis continues. With a new connection, the client can resume it.
Author - Daniel José Queraltó
The "Remote UCI" program allows you to remotely run a chess engine based on the UCI (Universal Chess Interface) protocol. This means you can use a chess engine that runs on a remote server as if it were installed locally on your computer.
How to use "Remote UCI"
Initial Setup: Before using the program, make sure you have a file named remoteuci.ini in the same folder as the program. This file can contain configuration parameters that will be loaded at the start of the program.
Server Mode: If you want to run the program in server mode (to offer a chess engine to other users), you will need to specify the UCI engine path with the -E argument. For example:
RemoteUCI.exe -E[path_of_the_engine]
Client Mode: If you want to connect your chess GUI to a remote engine, you will need to specify the IP of the remote server with the -I argument. For example:
RemoteUCI.exe -I[server_IP]
Additional Parameters:
-P: Specifies the TCP/IP port to be used (default is 10000).
-Q: Mutes the console output.
-N: Starts the engine and never stops it.
-R: If the client disconnects, the current analysis continues. With a new connection, the client can resume it.
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