Originally posted by Chris HousserIf it is not allowing you to make the conditional move, you may be moving through, or into check. Or you are in check to begin with. I don't think there is a "trick" to making an unconditional castle. I believe you make the move just like you would in a game.
how do i make a conditional move that includes castling as one of the moves?
Eric
Originally posted by Chris HousserI know what you are talking about, but I don't have an answer. Sometimes I have assumed my opponent will castle, but when I try to put the move in, it lets me move his king over two squares, but the rook doesn't "flip".
how do i make a conditional move that includes castling as one of the moves?
It hasn't been a big deal, so I have just let it go, but I definitely know what you mean.
Originally posted by Eric LeFavourSorry Mr. Housser. I did not mean to insult your intelligence. I guess I did not interpret the question quite right. I've never had the situation come up that you are talking about, but this thread will help me prepare for it. I was thinking you were doing the castling, not your opponent. Makes much more sense now. LOL 🙂
If it is not allowing you to make the conditional move, you may be moving through, or into check. Or you are in check to begin with. I don't think there is a "trick" to making an unconditional castle. I believe you make the move just like you would in a game.
Eric
Eric