In this mode, ‚àë Chess will NOT automatically start thinking after your moves.
In this mode ‚àë Chess continually searches in the background as you make/undo your moves. Useful for analysis.
In this mode ‚àë Chess uses its specialized Mate Solver Engine to find mate within the specified number of moves.
In this mode ‚àë Chess tries to solve chess problems within the specified time frame and/or until the score limit is reached.
In this mode ‚àë Chess searches infinitely unless it finds a forced mate (or is stopped by you).
This mode is for beginners.
In this mode ‚àë Chess stops after having reached the specified nominal search depth.
In this mode ‚àë Chess will adjust its time usage to your's.
In this mode ‚àë Chess will use the specified average time per move. In general, it will use more time in the opening and early middle game and less time in the endgame.
This mode defines the various time controls for tournament & match game play.
In this mode each player must play the specified number of moves within the specified time.
The chess clock is reset when the specified number of moves have been played (unless “All” is selected).
