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what asian server uses SGF

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Hey folks. been a long while. Hope you are doing well.

1)Looking for an asian server that uses SGF files.

2)Also looking for an active link to a process that works to register for cyberoro in english. Used to be wbaduk... but i guess it went back to cyberoro. the wbadukwebsite is down.

3)looking for a way to register for an asian server that uses SGF or a way to covert from whatever their file type is to sgf

Also. I am looking for these books. https://tchan001.wordpress.com/2010/05/ ... ems-books/

Much obliged

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Re: what asian server uses SGF

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Fox uses SGFs.
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Multigo opens .gib (Tygem) files and also let you save them as .sgf if you want to.
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you guys are a life saver
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For what it's worth, Sabaki also opens GIB files natively, and once my pull request is merged, it will also natively parse .ugf files (from PandaNet/IGS).
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