I've been writing down the lines I analyze for my Lichess correspondence games as I find the analysis board for those games doesn't preserve after the game is done and I cannot add evaluations or notes. Does anyone else do similar or have different methods for getting to those lines like maybe lichess studies? How do you do so without running afoul of the pertinent rules? Any tips are appreciated.
I've been writing down the lines I analyze for my Lichess correspondence games as I find the analysis board for those games doesn't preserve after the game is done and I cannot add evaluations or notes. Does anyone else do similar or have different methods for getting to those lines like maybe lichess studies? How do you do so without running afoul of the pertinent rules? Any tips are appreciated.
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Use the "Board Editor" to analyze your correspondence games - https://lichess.org/editor - You can then put your game in a study, and edit the game as you please. - Do not use the "Analysis Board", as that could get you in trouble. -:] @BornIn2006AD
Use the "Board Editor" to analyze your correspondence games - https://lichess.org/editor - You can then put your game in a study, and edit the game as you please. - Do not use the "Analysis Board", as that could get you in trouble. -:] @BornIn2006AD
Unfortunately you cannot do this from the correspondence chess game itself as the option is unavailable.
Unfortunately you cannot do this from the correspondence chess game itself as the option is unavailable.
You have to recreate your game using the board editor, just input your game moves, save to a study and have at it!
Its like setting up your position on your home board, for analysis. I used it, when I played correspondence on Lichess
Open the board editor and check it out, you'll see. -:]
You have to recreate your game using the board editor, just input your game moves, save to a study and have at it!
Its like setting up your position on your home board, for analysis. I used it, when I played correspondence on Lichess
Open the board editor and check it out, you'll see. -:]
