invisible chess

anybody know what's happening ? - no pieces are visible on any game - the board
is there , plus the green-highlighting showing the last move - but that is all

.

Take it to the help forum

i found out what it was- i changed to a different piece-style( i had been using the alpha style) and that solved
the invisibility problem

it would seem that the alpha-style pieces are playing-up
.

Originally posted by cairn
i found out what it was- i changed to a different piece-style( i had been using the alpha style) and that solved
the invisibility problem

it would seem that the alpha-style pieces are playing-up
.

Originally posted by cairn
i found out what it was- i changed to a different piece-style( i had been using the alpha style) and that solved
the invisibility problem

it would seem that the alpha-style pieces are playing-up
.

That would be fun for some of us.

Originally posted by AudreyxSophie
That would be fun for some of us.

What is the form of chess called when you play any moves and an arbiter tells you if you move was legal or not till you make a legal move (i.e. you do not get to know what your opponents moves were)

Originally posted by Habeascorp
What is the form of chess called when you play any moves and an arbiter tells you if you move was legal or not till you make a legal move (i.e. you do not get to know what your opponents moves were)

Originally posted by cairn
anybody know what's happening ? - no pieces are visible on any game - the board
is there , plus the green-highlighting showing the last move - but that is all

.

Originally posted by Paul Leggett
It's the Ninja Defense, Stealth variation. That's why so many people play 1.d4 instead.

Paul

Originally posted by Paul Leggett
It's the Ninja Defense, Stealth variation. That's why so many people play 1.d4 instead.

Paul

Blindfold, anyone?

Originally posted by orion25
yep, that is why I never play e4 anymore...

Originally posted by Goshen
1.e4 is forced.