A lot of new stuff in v2.4.202 • page 1/1 • L1Chess Tools Users Team • lichess.org

Not published yet, because I am testing it and waiting for some translations, but here is what's new:

Chessagine NNEDB API integration in Explorer - now you can go in Explorer's Player tab and select an engine rather than a player to show you estimated probabilities of what's the best played move. Note that this is equivalent to running the engine on depth 1, so it's more of a shallow simulation. The engines one can select are Leela, Elite Leela and Maia3 with any rating between 600 and 2600. Thank @Noobmasterplayer123 for the kindness of publishing these APIs for free.
If so configured (it's disabled by default) you will get a Coverage metric in the Position Info window for study chapters. Coverage is computed as the percentage of games in the Explorer (which must be open for this to work) that are covered by the study PGN up to the configured depth. Example: e4 is played 35% of the time, d4 is played 25% of the time. If the study has moves e4 and d4 then it has a depth 1 coverage of 60%. Then the same logic is applied on each branch for more depth.
Restored 'R' keyboard shortcut for Request computer analysis / Learn from my mistakes
Now one can configure LiChess Tools day (the Tools text appearing on the Lichess logo on the 10th of May). You can now disable it or enable it every day :)
Added a show FPS tool. I don't know how useful it really is, but you can check the FPS when you are playing bullet or whatever and see if the device you're on is struggling
Slow move glyphs and key shortcuts - the moves that are statistical outliers for how long it took you or the opponent to move, compared with all other moves in a game, are considered slow. If the Slow option is enabled, then a new hourglass glyph will be shown (when no other glyph is there) and you can cycle through the slow moves with O and Alt+O on the keyboard.

Remember to wait for version 2.4.202 and report any issues. I admit these features were a bit lazily developed, but at least they work. Enjoy!

Not published yet, because I am testing it and waiting for some translations, but here is what's new: - [Chessagine NNEDB API integration in Explorer](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#explorerChessagine) - now you can go in Explorer's Player tab and select an engine rather than a player to show you estimated probabilities of what's the best played move. Note that this is equivalent to running the engine on depth 1, so it's more of a shallow simulation. The engines one can select are Leela, Elite Leela and Maia3 with any rating between 600 and 2600. Thank @Noobmasterplayer123 for the kindness of [publishing these APIs](https://lichess.org/@/Noobmasterplayer123/blog/neural-net-engine-database-nnedb/Atnqs1pR) for free. - If so configured (it's disabled by default) you will get a [Coverage metric in the Position Info](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#analysisContextActionsCoverage) window for study chapters. Coverage is computed as the percentage of games in the Explorer (which must be open for this to work) that are covered by the study PGN up to the configured depth. Example: e4 is played 35% of the time, d4 is played 25% of the time. If the study has moves e4 and d4 then it has a depth 1 coverage of 60%. Then the same logic is applied on each branch for more depth. - Restored 'R' [keyboard shortcut](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#keyShortcuts) for Request computer analysis / Learn from my mistakes - Now one can configure [LiChess Tools day](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#mayTenth) (the Tools text appearing on the Lichess logo on the 10th of May). You can now disable it or enable it every day :) - Added a [show FPS tool](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#showFps). I don't know how useful it really is, but you can check the FPS when you are playing bullet or whatever and see if the device you're on is struggling - Slow move glyphs and key shortcuts - the moves that are statistical outliers for how long it took you or the opponent to move, compared with all other moves in a game, are considered slow. If the [Slow option is enabled](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#additionalGlyphs), then a new hourglass glyph will be shown (when no other glyph is there) and you can cycle through the slow moves with O and Alt+O on [the keyboard](https://siderite.dev/blog/lichess-tools---user-manual/#keyShortcuts). Remember to wait for version 2.4.202 and report any issues. I admit these features were a bit lazily developed, but at least they work. Enjoy!

TotalNoob69

OK, it's published now!