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after calling the `chess.load_pgn()` method is there a way to move / cycle through moves in the game and then be able to call the ascii() method and see the game at a certain point?
something like …
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I know it's controversial but somehow it needs to be done. There are now too many piece sets and boards that frankly do nothing for lichess but encumbers the players and the UI. For April 1st it's ok,…
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See https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/2279
NIP-64: https://github.com/theborakompanioni/nips/blob/nip-64/64.md
Website: https://jesterui.github.io/nip64/
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Hi,
If I change a piece on the board with a chess.put() I see that the board is being changed correctly when i do a chess.ascii().
But then any call to check chess.game_over() will cancel the la…
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### **Description:**
The_ last white chess piece on the board does not have the ability to move. There are no points on the board where the chess piece can move. A chess piece can be moved around the…
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First of all, great work with the library!
One issue (or a missing feature) I encountered: it does not handle Chess960 castling correctly.
E.g.
```
package main
import (
"fmt"
"git…
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... which is wrong - black side is to move but white king is in check.
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# Preface
The game allows for the importing of custom assets via *asset packs*, which contain things like textures and scenes that are then converted to in-game pieces. More information about asset…
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Given that you can buy a King, you can have multiple Kings on the board. Do you lose when _any_ of your kings are checkmated, or do you have a primary King? Don't you think the idea of Chess is that w…
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**Description:**
- Chess is a board game for two players. Chess is a game played between two opponents on opposite sides of a board containing 64 squares of alternating colors. Each player has 16 pie…