Hi,
I'm not really sure about this, but for some reason when I upload any LiChess game to a study, the timestamps don't make the journey. It just says the time control (eg. [1:00]) for each player's clock in the starting position, and then when I view the next move, the clock shows "-".
I'm not certain of whether this is supposed to happen or if there is a way to include timestamps. Since the timestamps are saved anyway in the "move times" tab of a game's postbellum analysis, I should think that they would be transferable to study analysis.
- A sample of timestamps form the "move times" post-game analysis tab.
- No timestamps to be seen here, this is the pgn of the same game as the one in which the move times were from.
Sorry if I'm being a bit blunt or obtuse regarding something that is obvious and right in front of me, like some "Show timestamps in PGN" button; maybe LiChess has just never had timestamp-PGN integration. I just thought I might ask because someone here would know better than me.
Thank you,
Leafy
Hi,
I'm not really sure about this, but for some reason when I upload any LiChess game to a study, the timestamps don't make the journey. It just says the time control (eg. [1:00]) for each player's clock in the starting position, and then when I view the next move, the clock shows "-".
I'm not certain of whether this is supposed to happen or if there is a way to include timestamps. Since the timestamps are saved anyway in the "move times" tab of a game's postbellum analysis, I should think that they would be transferable to study analysis.
 - A sample of timestamps form the "move times" post-game analysis tab.
 - No timestamps to be seen here, this is the pgn of the same game as the one in which the move times were from.
Sorry if I'm being a bit blunt or obtuse regarding something that is obvious and right in front of me, like some "Show timestamps in PGN" button; maybe LiChess has just never had timestamp-PGN integration. I just thought I might ask because someone here would know better than me.
Thank you,
Leafy