How does one castle in FRC?
This is from a set piece game using a Chess960 board

I'm white in this position and it is my move, but when I try to move the rook around the king to d1, it doesn't let me.
Neither the rook or King has moved from the original position.

it won't be possible to castle with the king in the wrong place.

haven't play chess960 on here, but you should be able to castle. the king stays on c1 and the A rook goes on d1 just try moving the rook on d1.

Originally posted by trev33
it won't be possible to castle with the king in the wrong place.

Originally posted by O Artem O
this is chess960 they have different rules for castling

Originally posted by Phlabibit
If any rules for castle.

Here are the rules that should be implemented (see bottom).

http://www.chessgames.com/perl/fischerandom

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Originally posted by antknee
According to the rules, I should just be able to move the A rook to d1 and be done with it as neither king nor R on a1 have moved. The path is not obstructed.
When I created the game, I did leave the castling boxes checked. Basically, I clicked 960 board, and that was it.

Has anyone castled in 960 before on RHP?

yea i just played a game u cant castle, game Game 5863116 when i tried to castle and moved the king it also moved the queen in the corner as if it was a rook, but did not let me castle

so someone just send feedback and tell that you cant castle in 960

I didn't even know that we had a full Fisher Random (chess960) at this site. Yes we can setup a FR initial board, and go from there, but since FR has somwhat different rules concerning castling, and these rules doens't work, it isn't full FR.

Russ has said that full Fisher Random is about to be implemented...

Originally posted by FabianFnas
I didn't even know that we had a full Fisher Random (chess960) at this site. Yes we can setup a FR initial board, and go from there, but since FR has somwhat different rules concerning castling, and these rules doens't work, it isn't full FR.

Russ has said that full Fisher Random is about to be implemented...

ah..that explains it. thank you all for your help.