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h

Joined
31 Oct 05
Moves
47
02 Jul 13

Is there an analysis board around here where I can't make illegal moves?

Mister Why

San Carlos, CA

Joined
21 Feb 12
Moves
6039
02 Jul 13

That's getting awfully close to computer assistance...

h

Joined
31 Oct 05
Moves
47
02 Jul 13

Originally posted by byedidia
That's getting awfully close to computer assistance...
An online chess board? Seems pretty harmless to me since I do not play here. Anyway, I found it on Gameknot. The "gameknot practice board".

The Near Genius

Fort Gordon

Joined
24 Jan 11
Moves
13644
02 Jul 13
1 edit

Originally posted by hamworld
Is there an analysis board around here where I can't make illegal moves?
Not on RHP. It will not even complete the castle move for you are take a captured piece off. You have to drag the captured piece off the board first. This makes it more like a regular board. But it is still better because you don't have to set the pieces up to the game position and if you decide you don't like the variation you are trying out you can go back a couple moves or go back and start over with a quick click.

The Instructor

Joined
10 Dec 11
Moves
143494
02 Jul 13
1 edit

Originally posted by RJHinds
Not on RHP. It will not even complete the castle move for you are take a captured piece off. You have to drag the captured piece off the board first. This makes it more like a regular board. But it is still better because you don't have to set the pieces up to the game position and if you decide you don't like the variation you are trying out you can go back a couple moves or go back and start over with a quick click.

The Instructor
Not only that, but you can also notice cigarette ash and coffee stains on the edge of the board.

h

Joined
31 Oct 05
Moves
47
03 Jul 13

Originally posted by RJHinds
Not on RHP. It will not even complete the castle move for you are take a captured piece off. You have to drag the captured piece off the board first. This makes it more like a regular board. But it is still better because you don't have to set the pieces up to the game position and if you decide you don't like the variation you are trying out you can go back a couple moves or go back and start over with a quick click.

The Instructor
Just trying to get used to it.