I'm not familiar enough with programming and/or github to tell whether either or both of these projects have a testable ninuki program to show for their efforts or whether they were just started projects which never arrived at something workable. Anyone with more knowledge of how github works and/or programming want to take a look?
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Re: Gomoku ninuki projects on Github
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May 25, 2019, 11:25 PM
At least the 8102 project appeared to have a referee button in the assets to flag double threes, so I think at least that one is/was making the attempt on ninuki rather than just Pente or gomoku.
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Re: Gomoku ninuki projects on Github
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May 28, 2019, 4:38 PM
Well, that may well be true, but it looked like the referee program was at least an attempt at monitoring forbidden double threes, which is the beginnings of making a Pente program more similar to ninuki renju. I didn't try making a double three against the one you linked to, so I can't say as to whether or not they got that one right. ETA: it doesn't play well nor does it apparently get the open threes read accurately from what I saw. I can at least attest to that much It rarely seems to make captures and plays the game more like a gomoku program in terms of the moves it chooses.
And, since I can beat it, clearly the renju program is quite lacking as well
Message was edited by: watsu at May 28, 2019 5:38 PM
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It rarely seems to make captures and plays the game more like a gomoku program in terms of the moves it chooses.