En Croissant: The Ultimate Chess Toolkit

@RdaSilva said in #44:
> The report was made with Stockfish 16 in a depth of 20 nodes, processor is i3-13100.

20 nodes is very very low (engines evaluate thousands of nodes per second). That's why the evaluations you're getting are not accurate. If you want to use nodes, then choose a value of at least 5000.

@Saixua said in #49:
> @FrankWillow is it possible to add sound to it. I assume this, like Lichess is open-source? I'd be curious to tinker with it. It was done in react right?

Yes, there's this issue about it github.com/franciscoBSalgueiro/en-croissant/issues/133
I appreciate the help!

@LucaAnder said in #48:
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Never seen this before. What's the operating system?

"20 nodes is very very low (engines evaluate thousands of nodes per second). That's why the evaluations you're getting are not accurate. If you want to use nodes, then choose a value of at least 5000."

Yes you are right, obviously! I confused noves with depth. Depth is 20 moves deep, while nodes is just 20 different positions, if I am not wrong.

Apparently, while trying to register EC in Lichess, EC converts the caps (capital letters) in the password to small letters and Lichess don't accept the password that way.

@FrankWillow said in #53:
> Never seen this before. What's the operating system?

Windows 10

Most valuable and rare features of this programe so far are the Analysis Report and the displaying of the Lichess games Opening Tree and statistics in the game Analysis panel. Very well done!

Some features that would be nice to have:

• Export more than one game as PGN.
• One adicional column in the database games list for me to put the accuracy% of the game and sort games by accuracy.
• Select a random game in a database.

Would you be able to have multiple available and board themes for the boards?

@RdaSilva said in #55:
> Apparently, while trying to register EC in Lichess, EC converts the caps (capital letters) in the password to small letters and Lichess don't accept the password that way.

(I was about to ask you what EC meant lol)
I'm not sure what you mean, there's no passwords in en croissant. When you log in it opens the lichess site in your browser.