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| (1) Posted by Eugene Rosner [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 02:01] |
does a new version of Popeye test wormholes?
I have 4.67 and it doesn't seem to be there...
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| (2) Posted by Dmitri Turevski [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 10:35] |
Tried v4.63 and v4.75, both test wormholes alright:
QUOTE
BeginProblem
Remark H. Gockel, 3rd FIDE Cup, 1st Comm
Stipulation #2
Option Variation NoBoard Defence 1
Condition Wormholes a8d7f7h4b3d3f3
Pieces
white Bg8 Kh3 Qe7 Pe2d2e5d5a2b5 Sg2a3 Rg4a4
black Ph4 Kd4 Rh6 Se4b4
EndProblem
Popeye Windows-64Bit v4.63 (16 GB)
1.Bg8-f7[wBf7->a8] ! threat:
2.Ra4*b4 #
1...Rh6-c6
2.Rg4*h4[wRh4->d3] #
1...Rh6-d6
2.Sg2*h4[wSh4->b3] #
1...Rh6-e6
2.Sg2*h4[wSh4->f3] #
1.Qe7-c7 ? threat:
2.Sa3-c2 #
1...Rh6-c6
2.Sg2*h4[wSh4->b3] #
1...Rh6-d6
2.Sg2*h4[wSh4->f3] #
1...Rh6-e6
2.Rg4*h4[wRh4->d3] #
but
1...Rh6-a6 !
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solution finished. Time = 0.034 s
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| (3) Posted by Eugene Rosner [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 14:04] |
thanks for this Dmitri!
a quick question... a piece travels through wormhole A and exits on wormhole B. Can this piece be captured on the wormhole B square, or do wormhole rules prohibit such captures?
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| (4) Posted by Dmitri Turevski [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 14:23] |
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Stipulation h~1
Condition Wormholes h4b5
Pieces
white Pa4
black Pa5h5
1.h5-h4[bPh4->b5] a4*b5[wPb5->h4]
(h~1 means any help-play in 1 move)
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| (5) Posted by Sarah Hornecker [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 14:50] |
Apologies, but what about the reversed case? For example:
Wormhole A is on a1
Wormhole B is on h8
wRa2 bRb1
If either rook moves to a1->h8, can it be captured then if the other rook moves to a1?
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| (6) Posted by Dmitri Turevski [Thursday, Nov 3, 2016 15:03] |
According to popeye, if one of the WH is occupied by opposite side, you can not exit and capture
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Stipulation ~1
Option Variation NoBoard
Condition Wormholes b2d2f2
Pieces
white FEa1
black Pd2
1.FEa1-b2[wFEb2->f2] !
The only legal move is to exit via the unoccupied wormhole.
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| (7) Posted by Joost de Heer [Friday, Nov 4, 2016 06:44] |
Hmm. Assassin, parachute and volcanic wormholes....
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