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A database is a place where you can store all your chess games to analyse, study, annotate and work with them. | A database is a place where you can store all your chess games to analyse, study, annotate and work with them. Database in Lucas Chess are found under "Tools / Databases". | ||
To create a new database, use "Tools / Databases / Maintenance / Create a new database": | |||
[[File: | [[File:Create new database.jpg|frameless|none|Creating a new database]] | ||
You can either double click and open individual games or you can select multiple games at once to export them or perform a [[Mass analysis]]. | You can either double click and open individual games or you can select multiple games at once to export them or perform a [[Mass analysis]]. | ||
This let's you also [[Find best move|create custom trainings]] based on your mistakes which is a great way to improve at chess. | This let's you also [[Find best move|create custom trainings]] based on your mistakes which is a great way to improve at chess. | ||
[[File:Database example.jpg|thumb|none|Example database]] | |||
Revision as of 19:34, 16 October 2021
A database is a place where you can store all your chess games to analyse, study, annotate and work with them. Database in Lucas Chess are found under "Tools / Databases".
To create a new database, use "Tools / Databases / Maintenance / Create a new database":
You can either double click and open individual games or you can select multiple games at once to export them or perform a Mass analysis. This let's you also create custom trainings based on your mistakes which is a great way to improve at chess.
