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This library is used to manage a game tree with variations, it know about legal moves and the ko rule, and it knows about SGF file format. |
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Do you know of any GO bots written in C#? |
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No, sorry.
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Do you know of any GO bots written in C#?
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@donnyv did you end up finding a good Go Engine for Unity? |
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Nope |
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I see. Did you end up implementing one for yourself? What do you think about this one? |
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I abandoned the project. |
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I'm new to the world of GO game programming. I was looking for a GO engine written in C# to use in a Unity Android app and found this project. Is this project just for creating GO protocol strings? or is it an engine? or just to see if a move is valid?
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