Sorry for mixing up the terms, but yes, that is what I meant. That said, thanks for looking into it.

One suggestion for a future feature: I would find it useful if there was a way to label nodes in the move tree so that the labels were visible as part of the tree. As a specific example (simple one), one could label a node "End Review" if one were reviewing a game and had to take a break for a while. That way, when returning you could just look at the game tree and click on the node with that label rather than trying to remember that you reviewed the game up to move number X. For more complex SGF's, it also might allow the game tree to serve as a type of table of contents. Just a thought.

Thanks again for all the work you have done putting this together!

Thank you for Sabaki!

After building in Linux I have two folders with runnable Sabaki:

* /dist/linux-ia32-unpacked
* /dist/linux-unpacked

what is the difference?

The first one contains the 32-bit version, the second one the 64-bit version.

After launching the windows.exe I also have a problem with the window title not updating when a new sgf file is loaded.
I have to trigger a repaint by alt tab or something like that.
Minor minor thing.

More annoying to me is the SGF tree being too low down the window. I have a lot of space which isn't used 25% or somthing like that?

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Out of curiosity, what Windows version are you using? And do you have the 'classic' theme applied by chance?



I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. The game tree is on the right-hand side of the board, right? Maybe you can upload a screenshot with unused space indicated?

First off, I love the look of Sabaki. Just lovely!
Second, I've successfully attached LeelaZero for play, but getting Pachi to work baffles me. Pachi's GTP flag is -g, but it requires a gtp_port number. How do I find out which one Sabaki uses? Leela used "--gtp" and it just worked.

Any help would be welcome!

[EDIT: omitting the -g flag entirely generates a "connection error" in the gtp console of Sabaki]

Thank you! That's weird, Pachi works fine here without any command line arguments. Can you post your engine settings? A screenshot would suffice.

I recently updated my Sabaki to the new version 0.41 and the update deleted my "engines" folder with all the engines I had set up to use with Sabaki. Now I have to set up my engines all over again

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Export engines would be a nice feature indeed!

When I switched to 0.40, I lost the ability to use LeelaSabaki (https://github.com/SabakiHQ/LeelaSabaki). So I switched back to 0.35 in order to have variation tree.

Maybe this was mentioned earlier in the thread, but is there a way to move an incorrectly placed move without having to go back and cut the tree and replay the mistaken move?

Some SGF editors allow you to drag a stone to a new position to correct a recording mistake, but I can't find that feature in this app.

Well, I thought I would give Sabaki a try. I downloaded sabaki-v0.43.3-mac-x64.7z and double clicked it. All I got was an error message saying that no app was set up for it. I supposed that it is a compressed file. Now wut?

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You need to unpack the .7z file first; it's compressed like .zip or .tar.gz. I don't know why the author chose this uncommon compression format.

See https://apple.stackexchange.com/questio ... s-terminal

I haven't used it, but Unarchiver seems to be an app that can handle various compression formats, including this one:

https://www.howtogeek.com/226729/how-to ... s-on-os-x/

Thanks, Marcel. That's what I thought. {shrug}



Great! Thanks again.

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At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?

— Winona Adkins

"Once in a very great while his eyes light up for a moment, and he says "Whee!" very quietly."
— Lion Miller

For 50000+ japanese pro games: games.tgz (.tgz = .tar.gz) 26834107 bytes; games.7z 16440421 bytes.
Clearly 7zip is a stronger compressor.