I would highly appreciate a new function with setting opening levels. That means the possibility to manually mark moves and sidelines with levels in "Manage Openings". Let's say level 1 will contain all moves and lines. Level 2, 3, and so on will contain fewer and fewer moves and lines. For example, the line has 25moves. In level 2 will be 20moves and in level 3 only 15moves of the same line. And in "Training" should be possible to choose which level is trained.
I think it will be a great function for learning/repeating main lines and for deeper learning/repeating step by step. It would be also very good for preparations. For example against opponents who play only one variation, I can study it deeper. But if someone plays more openings I can train more variations in less depth.
Please let me know if you also like this idea and if it is possible to implement it into the application. Thanks.
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A feature idea which, I assume, would be relatively easy to implement: In training mode, the ~1 sec delay is too much for me, and probably for others. It would be literally more efficient, because more moves can be practiced per minute, if this delay is shorter or it can be adjusted in the settings to be shorter. Anyway, thanks for the app, helps me a lot. I bought the pro.
Hi, I have a couple of hints to improve the app...
1) A kind of "study mode", where you can explore and study your openings but also "try" moves without changing the repertoire. Now you can do that in the openings manager, but if you try a variation it's added in the repertoire and you have to manually delete it.
2) A "tactics" and a "finals" folder, with no colour distinction, to insert interesting situations that you want to keep as personal studies.
Thank you in advance if possible.
Really good app!
I have another suggestion: It would help me to have a history about the recent trainings. Then I can easily choose one of these when I want to continue.
Thank you for answer. I agree that mentioned funcions are good and can be partly used for this purpose. But still I think, that new function as I described it would have significant benefits. I uderstand it could be quite complicated to add it and I would be happy if you at least keep it in mind as idea for future.
Thanks for your suggestion, we'll see what can be done.
However, I think you can use the random training mode to achieve this.
If you expect that an opponent will play only one variation, you can set the “probability of occurrence” parameter to “high” for that particular line and set the probability to “low” for the other lines. This way, the computer will test you much more often on the line you have set to "high". If you want to be tested more in depth, you can simply adjust the maximum depth setting in the training screen.
If you anticipate that an opponent could play many different variations, just leave the "probability of occurrence" setting at the same value for all lines (ex: "normal" for all lines). You can also reduce the maximum depth setting in the training screen if you don't want to be tested too deeply for each line.