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Running

Run python3 run.py

Huge request

If you played at least a few moves with the Gomrade, please send the logs/ directory to github username at gmail.com It will GREATLY help with the development od the Gomrade

Detailed installation

At the moment setting up the repository requires a minimal programming initiative.

  • Install KataGo on your computer. Make sure something like

    katago gtp -config $(brew list --verbose katago | grep gtp) -model $(brew list --verbose katago | grep .gz | head -1) works on your computer. You should be able to run it in console and get the response from KataGo

  • Install Python 3.6 or newer on your computer. Check something like: python3 -V Python version should be printed in the console

  • Navigate to the downloaded repository in the console and run python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt No errors should occur. It installs the projects dependencies

  • Run python3 utils/synthetize_moves.py You can see moves of AI in the console but the best way to play against it (for now) is to hear it's decisions. You need the waves with moves recorder to hear it. Right now you have to generate it for yourself using some speech synthesizer, f.e. google, as in the script above

  • Run python3 run.py

If you need help, you can contact me: my username at gmail.com

If you played at least a few moves with the Gomrade, please send the logs/ directory to github username at gmail.com It will GREATLY help with the development od the Gomrade

Even more:

  • To run with different parameters (KataGo level, color, responding time, board size) edit config.yml
  • To play with different engines, you may try to edit lines in run.py