Hopefully this will be made (it's my first attempt at FEN) but if it is, White to move. Mate in 1.
Oh well. It doesn't work. The instructions for FEN don't make sense!! Can someone a) Explain it simply.
b) Set up the board:
Black; Rc8, Ne8, Ng8, Rh8, Kh7, Pg7, Pe7, Pd7, Qc7, Bb7, Bb6, Ph6
White; Pf7, Pd4, Bc4, Ba3, Pb3, Pe3, Nf3, Qg3, Pa2, Pc2, Nd2, Pg2, Ph2, Ra1, Rf1, Kg1.
Sorry.
Originally posted by Black QueenHere is the FEN:
[fen] 1r2n1nr/p2p1Ppk/bbq1p2p/1ppp4/3P4/1PN1P1QN/PBP1B1PP/2KR3R KQkq e3 w 0 34[/fen]
Hopefully this will be made (it's my first attempt at FEN) but if it is, White to move. Mate in 1.
Oh well. It doesn't work. The instructions for FEN don't make sense!! Can someone a) Explain it simply.
b) Set up the board:
Black; Rc8, Ne8, Ng8, Rh8, Kh7, Pg7, Pe7, ...[text shortened]... hite; Pf7, Pd4, Bc4, Ba3, Pb3, Pe3, Nf3, Qg3, Pa2, Pc2, Nd2, Pg2, Ph2, Ra1, Rf1, Kg1.
Sorry.
2r1n1nr/1bqppPpk/1b5p/8/2BP4/BP2PNQ1/P1PN2PP/R4RK1 w
And the board:
The solution is obvious.
Originally posted by Black QueenThere are far too many pieces on the board. For such a simple idea, all you need is:
[fen]2r1n1nr/1bqppPpk/1b5p/8/2BP4/BP2PNQ1/P1PN2PP/R4RK1 w[/fen]
Hopefully this will be made (it's my first attempt at FEN) but if it is, White to move. Mate in 1.
Oh well. It doesn't work. The instructions for FEN don't make sense!! Can someone a) Explain it simply.
b) Set up the board:
Black; Rc8, Ne8, Ng8, Rh8, Kh7, Pg7, Pe7, hite; Pf7, Pd4, Bc4, Ba3, Pb3, Pe3, Nf3, Qg3, Pa2, Pc2, Nd2, Pg2, Ph2, Ra1, Rf1, Kg1.
Sorry.
Originally posted by Black QueenAs in the other thread, it's mate in 1 too.
New puzzle. Shouldn't be too hard. Hope this one works!! If White has played Qe3, then Black can Mate in 2.
[fen]1r4k1/p1pbb1p1/3q2np/3p1p2/p1Pn1P2/B2PQ1PN/r5BP/1NKR/1R2 w [/fen]
By the way, White played Qe3 because BxQ NxQ#
Originally posted by Black QueenThis is one thing that's wrong with placing 'window dressing' pieces on the board - you actually spoiled your own problem, because Black has Nb3# or Rc2#, which work faster than your intended solution.
New puzzle. Shouldn't be too hard. Hope this one works!! If White has played Qe3, then Black can Mate in 2.
[fen]1r4k1/p1pbb1p1/3q2np/3p1p2/p1Pn1P2/B2PQ1PN/r5BP/1NKR/1R2 w [/fen]
By the way, White played Qe3 because BxQ NxQ#