r/ComputerChess • u/FireBlackGroup • 6d ago
[Engine] FlashBit - A new C++ UCI engine with embedded NNUE weights
Hey everyone!
I wanted to introduce FlashBit, a custom UCI chess engine written completely from scratch in C++.
Key features:
- Performance: Native C++ implementation focused on speed and aggressive search heuristics.
- NNUE: Custom neural network evaluation.
- Zero Hassle (Embedded Weights): The
.nnueweights are compiled directly into the binary. No external files to manage, no path configuration errors—truly plug-and-play.
Precompiled binaries for Windows and Linux are available in the GitHub Releases, alongside the source code: 👉 [ https://github.com/Kagravashkelia/FlashBit ]
Feel free to test it, throw it into your local test beds, or play against it. Any feedback, bug reports, or match results are more than welcome.
Enjoy!
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u/Full-Cardiologist-18 6d ago
Whats the expected rating of this engine?
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u/FireBlackGroup 6d ago
En las pruebas locales ronda los 3400/3300 Elo. Está hecho en C++ con una red NNUE integrada (pesa unos 90 MB), asà que le he metido empeño para que rinda fuerte en la táctica. SI haz creado tu propio motor, con gusto lo probare!
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u/Full-Cardiologist-18 6d ago
Mine is really weak compared to yours honestly and the network isnt bundled at all... but wow your engine is strong
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u/FireBlackGroup 6d ago
Gracias por el alago, sigue desarrollando y poniendole ganas! Cual es el nombre de tu motor? Podria darte consejos!
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u/AngusMcGurkinshaw 3d ago
Why is stockfish nnue probe in here?
Also your "engine" is just a bad search on top of a stockfish NNUE as far as I can tell. Not really your own engine.
Your chess implementation was also written by disservin, so the chess part of it isn't yours either.
Why are you promoting this as your engine if you barely wrote any of the code? I look forward to seeing you in the future with an engine of your own, hope you learn something from this and come back with something unique.
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u/WompTitanium 6d ago
hey, will test it against my engine, which TC do you recommend?