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Lc0

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Open source neural network based chess engine.

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  • FreeOpen Source

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Lichess  [https://lichess.org/player/bots](https://lichess.org/player/bots)
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  • POX added Lc0 as alternative to PSChess
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    Open Source and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Lc0 was added to AlternativeTo by OrdinaryAlien on Apr 23, 2020 and this page was last updated Apr 23, 2020.
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What is Lc0?

  1. Setup a chess GUI Leela Chess Zero, as the most of other chess programs, implements UCI protocol and requires a chess GUI. Popular GUIs are:

Arena Chess GUI (free) Cutechess (free) Nibbler (free, has Lc0 specific features) Chessbase (paid)

  1. Unpack the downloaded .zip file Unpack the contents of the file that you downloaded into the location of your choice.

  2. Add the engine into the chess GUI Now it’s time to add the Lc0 into the chess GUI of your choice. How exactly it’s done, depends on the GUI, but usually there is “Add Engine…” somewhere in settings. You can give any name to the entry, and as select the file lc0.exe that you unpacked as a binary/command.

  3. That’s it. After this you should be able to use Lc0 in your GUI.

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