"Almost all lichess games have now been analysed for puzzle generation." - does that mean the puzzle base won't grow any further than the current 1.3 million?
@Cedur216 No, because people still playing new games?
Thibault sir there is no puzzles of mine I had soooo many games with tactics why none of them out?
A great feature from Lichess.
If you have no puzzles the search says "You have no puzzles in the database, but Lichess still loves you very much.
Play rapid and classical games to increase your chances of having a puzzle of yours added!"
Why are most of the puzzles taken from rapid and classical? What about the other time controls?
Do games need to be computer analysed first or does Lichess look at all games for puzzles?
Do the puzzle searches look at moves played or missed good moves.
If you have no puzzles the search says "You have no puzzles in the database, but Lichess still loves you very much.
Play rapid and classical games to increase your chances of having a puzzle of yours added!"
Why are most of the puzzles taken from rapid and classical? What about the other time controls?
Do games need to be computer analysed first or does Lichess look at all games for puzzles?
Do the puzzle searches look at moves played or missed good moves.
@sahope See github.com/ornicar/lichess-puzzler
No, it don't need to be analyzed first.
The puzzle-searcher looks for blunders. And after that there must be only one forced or reasonable order of moves. But sometimes there are two moves, like when you could take with both rookes, if you could either with a rook or the queen etc.
No, it don't need to be analyzed first.
The puzzle-searcher looks for blunders. And after that there must be only one forced or reasonable order of moves. But sometimes there are two moves, like when you could take with both rookes, if you could either with a rook or the queen etc.
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