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Chess engine: Tinman 0.41 dev

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Tinman - winboard Chess Engine  Rating JCER=2597 Tinman 0.41 dev download from page:  https://rwbc-chess.de/download.htm All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page

Chess engine: Tinman 0.4.0

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Tinman - winboard Chess Engine  Rating JCER=2593 Tinman is a 64-bit computer chess engine developed by Mike Leany. It is a re-write of my old chess engine Vapor into the Rust programming language. As of v0.1.0, it plays about on par with Vapor, despite thinking more slowly and lacking a transposition table. It appears that this is because Tinman has a better evaluation function. New: Added null-move pruning, which gives a significant improvement. Added material draws (and drawish material) to evaluation. All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page Tinman 0.4.0 download

Chess engine: Tinman 0.2.0

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Tinman - winboard Chess Engine Tinman is a 64-bit computer chess engine developed by Mike Leany. It is a re-write of my old chess engine Vapor into the Rust programming language. As of v0.1.0, it plays about on par with Vapor, despite thinking more slowly and lacking a transposition table. It appears that this is because Tinman has a better evaluation function. All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page Tinman 0.2.0 download

Chess engine: Tinman 0.1.2 TM

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Tinman - UCI Chess Engine Tinman is a 64-bit computer chess engine developed by Mike Leany. It is a re-write of my old chess engine Vapor into the Rust programming language. As of v0.1.0, it plays about on par with Vapor, despite thinking more slowly and lacking a transposition table. It appears that this is because Tinman has a better evaluation function. All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page Tinman 0.1.2 TM download

Chess engine: Tinman 0.1.0

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Tinman - UCI Chess Engine Tinman is a 64-bit computer chess engine developed by Mike Leany. It is a re-write of my old chess engine Vapor into the Rust programming language. As of v0.1.0, it plays about on par with Vapor, despite thinking more  slowly and lacking a transposition table. It appears that this is because Tinman has a better  evaluation function. All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page Tinman 0.1.0 download