Reinhard Scharnagl has a program that plays Capablanca Chess. He is the
one
that made the random version too. His program, called SMIRF, also plays
other large variant Chess games and regular Chess as well. Janus Chess,
Embassy Chess, and Bird's Chess are in it. He says he's still working
on
it and trying to make it stronger, but it's had little trouble defeating
me at BrainKing at Janus Chess for some time now. He just recently added
Embassy Chess and the SMIRF is showing me how to play that game as well.
I've played Janus Chess the most of the games, but I will get better at
Embassy Chess.
I've never actually played a game of Bird's Chess or Capablanca Chess,
though those two games I've known for many years and only in the last
couple of years did I get to play the other ones. The same goes for Grand
Chess, though that's a 10 × 10 board size game it has a lot of
things in common with these other games.
SMIRF link: http://www.chessbox.de/Compu/schachsmirf_e.html
It doesn't play very well without the keys to unlock the machine's
thinking powers. He listed them on the BrainKing 10 × 8 Chess discussion
board.
Reinhard Scharnagl has a program that plays Capablanca Chess. He is the one that made the random version too. His program, called SMIRF, also plays other large variant Chess games and regular Chess as well. Janus Chess, Embassy Chess, and Bird's Chess are in it. He says he's still working on it and trying to make it stronger, but it's had little trouble defeating me at BrainKing at Janus Chess for some time now. He just recently added Embassy Chess and the SMIRF is showing me how to play that game as well. I've played Janus Chess the most of the games, but I will get better at Embassy Chess. I've never actually played a game of Bird's Chess or Capablanca Chess, though those two games I've known for many years and only in the last couple of years did I get to play the other ones. The same goes for Grand Chess, though that's a 10 × 10 board size game it has a lot of things in common with these other games. SMIRF link: http://www.chessbox.de/Compu/schachsmirf_e.html
It doesn't play very well without the keys to unlock the machine's thinking powers. He listed them on the BrainKing 10 × 8 Chess discussion board.