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Winter
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Weird Question: Is there a chess bot that makes intentionally illegal moves?
If you want the perft results for any given position, you can use the engine Winter. Usage example:
Realtime-OpenCV-Chess
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Trying to use this code from github
hmm. Well okay so that error happens at the read_warp_img.py file at line 8. That's in the function get_warp_img. If we look at the references to that image (you can do this right from github, or you can do it from pycharm), you'll see that this function is called a handful of times. But here is one call including a few lines of context before it:
What are some alternatives?
maia-chess - Maia is a human-like neural network chess engine trained on millions of human games.
Fairy-Stockfish - chess variant engine supporting Xiangqi, Shogi, Janggi, Makruk, S-Chess, Crazyhouse, Bughouse, and many more
xiphos - UCI chess engine
stockfish.wasm - WebAssembly port of the strong chess engine Stockfish
chess-deep-rl-cpp - C++ version of my chess-deep-rl project. WIP
Gigantua - Gigantua: Single Threaded - 2 Billion Moves/s Chess position enumerator
fastchess - Predicts the best chess move with 27.5% accuracy by a single matrix multiplication
Horowitz - UCI-compatible chess engine.
lunachess - luna: a UCI-compliant chess engine in c++
chessCAMO - chessCAMO is a newly proposed chess engine with a built-in variant that stands for Calculations Always Make Opportunities and was inspired by the very popular chess variant Crazyhouse. The "CAMO" portion comes from the idea that in this variant a player can sacrifice making a move to replace one of their pieces from the "piece reservoir".
OpenCV - Open Source Computer Vision Library