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RenLib is a program which can help you to build a library of renju
openings, analysis and played games.
The library is ordered in a tree-structure. In a given position it is
possible to see which variants (next moves) are available in the library.
Selecting one variant means selecting one branch in the tree and another
position is displayed with new variants.
The moves are displayed on a 15x15 grid and the mouse is used to select a
variant or add a new move - to go back one move, right click. It is
possible to attach comments to each move in the library.
Each game or renju opening can be saved in separate library files, with
the possibility to merge library files and to extract a branch in a
library tree to a new library file.
Library files included with RenLib
I7.lib - Go-Moku sure win opening, also with renju rules.
(2076 moves)
D4.lib - Go-Moku sure win opening, also with renju rules
(3058 moves)
AllRenjuOpenings.lib - openings D1-D13 and I1-I13.
(39886 moves, Chinese comments)
VCF.lib - 31 VCF problems (Victory by Continuous Fours)
RenLib version 3.5
(2005.03.13)
VCF and VCT function from Renju Solver by Xiangdong Wen
Export positions in the library to game collection format, for printout or publishing on a web site.
Improved reading of games published on Renju Class Forum pages.
Improved reading of Kurnik games.
Improved reading of POS-files.
Open latest RenLib News page
Bug fix: Hanging problem solved
RenLib version 3.5.1
(2005.05.17)
Search for all games by a specific player, and step
through the moves in all games, game after game.
Reading of bdt-files (ShowRenju files) is implemented.
Correction in reading PBeM games
Correction in reading Kurnik games. The algorithm could read renju games
but not go-moku games, due to different format.
In RenLib applet dialog a one line comment can be selected, which will be
repeated for every move that has no comment already.
In Merge Comment dialog there is a new checkbox "Apply selection to all" to make
it possible to automatically apply the merge selection to all comments.
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