I suggest you enable Pondering to allow the engine to think on the opponent's time, it's optional. In the command line parameters, put the full path to the polyglot.ini, example:Įxample c:\stuff\chess\stockfish\polyglot.iniīUT PUT A COUPLE OF SPACES AT THE END!!! (after. For example c:\stuff\chess\stockfish\polyglot.exe (I avoid spaces in the folder names) Put in some name, for example 'Stockfish 7'įor the engine filename browse to the polyglot.exe, so you have the full path there. (I amm on a 32bit system, so I didn't use the 圆4 versions)ģ) Now in Chessmaster 11 go to Game->Import Winboard engine and a window comes up. I wanted to avoid having spaces in the name, so I renamed the 32bit Stockfish file to stockfish732bit.exe, so in my ini I have: Only change EngineCommand, set it to the name of the executable you want to use. Also unzip the polyglot tool in the same folder, get it here:Ģ) Now create a polyglot.ini and paste this text in there: After searching I found the answer in a post on the official forum, so I decided to make a comprehensive post here because there is no way non-experienced users could figure it out without full info and links.ġ) Create a new folder and unzip the Stockfish 7 binaries there, get it from the official page of course. I saw you can import Winboard engines but the better ones are UCI. Hello, I reinstalled my Chessmaster 11 and updated it to 1.2
