I am not sure if LucasChess already supports null moves, so far I cannot figure it out how to make lucaschess parse it hence the feature request.
I currently have a "patched up" PGN file (where I basically joined two lichess games into one) and it has a weird move. 13...Rb8 , where the .. after 13. is called a null move which is what I found searching over the internet. The other GUI (SCID vs PC) can infact read this when the .. is replaced with -- and can continue thereon.
However doing the same with lucaschessR2 resulted in a split in the temporary database view, where the first game has no moves altogether and the second game has the moves uptil the null is encountered.
So far on searching, I found out that a few many GUIs support null moves, including lichess & chesscom. So I am curious if lucaschess will also provide some support for it. Thanks!
Small point but by default SCID cannot read .. and will complain about an error. I hope lucaschess' implementation would support both .. and -- if implemented.
I am not sure if LucasChess already supports null moves, so far I cannot figure it out how to make lucaschess parse it hence the feature request.
I currently have a "patched up" PGN file (where I basically joined two lichess games into one) and it has a weird move.
13...Rb8
, where the..
after13.
is called anull move
which is what I found searching over the internet. The other GUI (SCID vs PC) can infact read this when the..
is replaced with--
and can continue thereon.However doing the same with lucaschessR2 resulted in a split in the temporary database view, where the first game has no moves altogether and the second game has the moves uptil the
null
is encountered.So far on searching, I found out that a few many GUIs support null moves, including lichess & chesscom. So I am curious if lucaschess will also provide some support for it. Thanks!
Small point but by default SCID cannot read
..
and will complain about an error. I hope lucaschess' implementation would support both..
and--
if implemented.P.S. Big fan of your lucaschess and your work!