New emulation project
Taking inspiration from Rodent I wanted to create a more refined and realistic emulation
The project also extends to the emulation of a new version of The King 2.61 as a starting point
Personalities via JSON (e.g., Emu) example Capablanca:
HTML-Code:
{
"name": "Jose Capablanca",
"description": "A positional and strategic genius, known for effortless precision and flawless endgame technique.",
"Personality": true,
"Elo": 2877,
"Elo_Note": "Suggested Elo: 2877",
"PersonalityBook": true,
"BookFile": "books/capablanca.bin",
"BookWidth": 7,
"BookDepth": 13,
"evaluation": {
"Aggressiveness": 12,
"RiskTaking": 10,
"KingSafety": 30,
"PieceActivity": 38,
"PawnStructure": 34,
"KnightPair": 28,
"BishopPair": 30,
"Defense": 28,
"CalculationDepth": 18,
"EndgameKnowledge": 38,
"PieceSacrifice": 18,
"CenterControl": 42,
"PositionClosure": 30,
"PieceTrade": 28,
"KingAttack": 20,
"PositionalSacrifice": 14,
"KnightVsBishop": -10,
"PawnPush": 16,
"OpenFileControl": 40,
"RookActivity": 28,
"PawnStorm": 10,
"SacrificeFrequency": 10,
"KingMobility": 24,
"PieceCoordination": 44,
"HumanImperfection": 8
},
"explanation": {
"Aggressiveness": "Capablanca was a calm and precise player, preferring strategic advantages over direct attacks.",
"RiskTaking": "He avoided unnecessary risks, relying on deep positional understanding.",
"KingSafety": "Capablanca rarely exposed his king unnecessarily, always ensuring its safety.",
"PieceActivity": "He placed his pieces optimally but did not seek hyperactivity.",
"PawnStructure": "He played with a clean, well-structured pawn game, ensuring long-term advantages.",
"KnightPair": "Knights were useful to him, but he didn't rely on them heavily.",
"BishopPair": "Bishops played a key role in his precise positional style.",
"Defense": "He was extremely solid, hard to beat, and rarely made blunders.",
"CalculationDepth": "While not a deep calculator like Tal, he made highly effective moves.",
"EndgameKnowledge": "His endgame technique was nearly perfect, making him one of the greatest in history.",
"PieceSacrifice": "Unlike Tal, he rarely sacrificed material unless it guaranteed a clear advantage.",
"CenterControl": "Capablanca always controlled the center with impeccable precision.",
"PositionClosure": "He often played closed positions to outmaneuver opponents positionally.",
"PieceTrade": "He had no problem trading pieces to simplify into winning endgames.",
"KingAttack": "Unlike Tal, Capablanca attacked only when completely justified.",
"PositionalSacrifice": "Sacrifices were rare, but he used them occasionally for positional advantages.",
"KnightVsBishop": "He slightly favored bishops over knights due to their long-range power.",
"PawnPush": "He advanced pawns carefully, favoring long-term positional benefits.",
"OpenFileControl": "He expertly utilized open files for his rooks to maximize control.",
"RookActivity": "His rooks supported centralization and open files, not tactical outbursts.",
"PawnStorm": "Rarely used; he preferred calm buildup rather than flanks attacks.",
"SacrificeFrequency": "Minimal sacrifices were always fully justified and positionally sound.",
"KingMobility": "In endgames his king was highly active, always centralizing efficiently.",
"PieceCoordination": "Excellent his pieces operated smoothly with maximum synergy.",
"HumanImperfection": "Capablanca played with incredible precision, making very few mistakes. A low value ensures near-flawless decision-making."
},
"loss_streak": 0
}
Controlled HI (Human Imperfection): enabled also at ≤2100 Elo but clamped.
effectiveHI ≤ 12% at Elo ≤2100
cpTol for HI ≤ 30 at low Elo
HI only in roughly equal positions (winBand ±90cp at low Elo)
Stronger SafetyGuard at low Elo: rejects PVs that drop material immediately.
blunderTol = max(90, cpTolGuard + 10) when Elo ≤2100
Calibration: EloCalibOffset lets you realign effective strength to real matchups without changing the style.
Sample log:
https://outskirts.altervista.org/for...771b9d7fff.png
example game:
https://lichess.org/RFmQdtJl#5 |
