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Christopher Conte - Victoria [1] SpiderChess,

a chess engine by Martin Giepmans written in Delphi, initially with an own GUI [2] and later Chess Engine Communication Protocol compatible to run under WinBoard. SpiderChess played the WMCCC 2001 (as SpiderGirl) and the WCCC 2002, and various Dutch Open Computer Chess Championships, International CSVN Tournaments, and the CCT6. When the code has become rather messy, Martin started his second approach from scratch, dubbed Anatoli.

See also#

• Anatoli

Forum Posts#

• Spider Chess / Girl … by Frank Quisinsky, Winboard Forum, November 05, 2001
• Spider Chess again … by Frank Quisinsky, Winboard Forum, November 08, 2001
• SpiderChess …..when available? by Art Basham, CCC, March 31, 2002
• position from spiderchess-postmodernist (round 5) by Will Singleton, CCC, July 08, 2002 » PostModernist, CCT6
• A Delphi - WinBoard problem by Martin Giepmans, CCC, September 24, 2004
• A problem with my delphi engine in Windows XP by Martin Giepmans, Winboard Forum, September 26, 2004

External Links#

Chess Engine#

• SpiderChess’ ICGA Tournaments
• SpiderChess 070603 in CCRL 40/40
• SpiderChess 070603 in KCEC
• Engine Download List from Ron Murawski’s Computer-Chess Wiki

Misc#

• Arachnid from Wikipedia
• Spider from Wikipedia
• Spider taxonomy from Wikipedia
• Spider web from Wikipedia
• Spider-Girl from Wikipedia
• Spider Girl from Wikipedia
• Mondo spider from Wikipedia
• Hexapod (robotics) from Wikipedia
• Sectrix of Maclaurin from Wikipedia
• The amazing Australian Peacock spider « Playing Chess with Pigeons
• Association P.C. - Spider, Ear Wax (1970), YouTube Video

Pierre Courbois, Jasper van ’t Hof, Toto Blanke, Sigi Busch

References#

1. ↑ Victoria from The Sculpture of Christopher Conte, © 2012, Description: Cast bronze with stainless steel and carbon steel components, Size: 2.5 “tall x 6” x 6" (6.5cm x 15cm x 15cm), Image: Sirris and Liza Conlin, esculturas biomédicas | Trasdós
2. ↑ Spider Chess again … by Frank Quisinsky, Winboard Forum, November 08, 2001
3. ↑ Rybka-Games aus dem Jahr 2004 by Andreas Luettke, CSS Forum, June 30, 2011 (German)

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