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1. First you have to ensure, that JavaFIBS2001 is saving the played matches by editing the preferences "Preferences" - "Log Games...":
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Ensure that "Log games while playing" is hooked:
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2. The selected matches are now saved in a JavaFIBS2001-internal format, which is not understood by the backgammon software GNU Backgammon or Snowie.
You therefore have to convert those internal files by selecting "Tools" - "Match Converter..."
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3. In the displayed list select those matches you want to convert:
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JavaFIBS2001 is then telling you that the conversion has been done successfully:
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4. The matches are now converted into the common mat-file format. Those mat-files are found in the file structure of JavaFIBS2001 as follows:
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So you have to look for your matches in the directory JavaFIBS2001/matches/jellyfish/. Those files can be imported into GNU Backgammon or Smowie for analysis.
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