Free vanessa chess 2.1.1 software for mac

Vanessa Chess is the first multi-document, multithreading chess program for Macintosh withan intuitive interface and a strong chess engine.

MacChess 5.01 is a game including simple levels for beginners to play. It features an expanded opening book, an option to show you your best move, and a log to record your moves. In addition, MacChess can play against GNUChess, Crafty, or other chess applications when using the ExaChess Lite utility. MacChess is no cream puff of a game--it has some levels that are mighty hard to whip, and it has won awards in some hardcore computer chess tournaments. It now includes a move generator, a larger chess board and classic piece set, a results window, and new icons.

eDoc is a document distribution system which lets you easily distribute important pieces of information.
The benefit of eDoc is that the documentation or information you need to distribute is contained within its own application, making it completely portable and independent of word processors. eDoc also lets you include graphics in your documents.
Enhancements:
- the way the pages were loaded in memory has been improved. As a result, some operations (search, index building) will run faster.
- the positioning of the page after a view scale change has been improved.
- the Norwegian and Spanish language modules are now fully translated.

Yacht! (Yet Another Chess 3D) is a 3D chess game for 2 human players.
It supports all the standard chess rules and has some addictional graphic option, including the ability to show the moves a player can perform and it has a game log.

Brutal Chess features full 3D graphics, an advanced particle engine, and several different levels of intelligent AI, inspired by the once popular "Battle Chess" released by Interplay circa 1988.
Enhancements:
- A much improved AI
- Graphical improvements (Reflections, textures)
- Improved piece movement animations
- Numerous bug fixes to the chess engine
- Ability to drop a piece by right clicking.

Glyph Chess is a simple chess game that can also be played on a network.
It features a themable board, cross-platform network play and a move recorder.
Main features:
- Theme-able
- Cross-platform network play
- Move recorder.

Chess Training Tools is a collection of chess training tools. It includes a chess visualization trainer that teaches chess visualization by drilling you on the color of a particular square, and also on your ability to tell if two squares are the same color, if two (or three) squares are on the same diagonal, if two squares are a knight move apart, or if two squares are two knight moves apart.
This is a program that I wrote for my own use to improve my chess visualization ability. I decided to share it with other players, since I believe they can benefit from it. It basically helps you remember what color the squares are, how the pieces move, and so on, all in your head.
It does so by posing you various excercises that, if practiced every day, will let you visualize positions without the aid of a board.
I use this tool every day. You may want to use it the way I do, or you could develop your own method of training. I work my way through the panels, doing 20 of each excercise. I proceed Color->Same Color->Diagonal 2->Diagonal 3->Knight->Knight 2->Mate.
Then, after all of that I play a game against Vince. Start slow, by either lagging the display by one ply, or by blanking out one quadrant. Work your way up to the 7 ply and four quadrants.
Enhancements:
- This release added undo, or move takeback to the PlayTest ("Vince").