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Is castling supported #3
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Hi, castling should be fully supported. You can confirm this by testing with the following FEN (specified in your uchess config):
And then inputting either of the following moves: Please note that all of the following conditions are required for a legal castle: Your king and rook have not moved. If you have a board position that meets these criteria, and castling is not working, please provide the FEN (type fen into uchess), and I will be happy to take a look. |
Hm thanks for the reply. I am quite sure I met the conditions. In my infinite wisdom I forgot to take a picture or anything ^^' |
Ah, no worries, but I'm afraid I can't do much to diagnose it without a board position (at minimum). Move inputs are converted and processed by the |
Guess we can close this then. EIther way, is it possible to get more concrete errors instead of just |
I'll leave it open and investigate the possibility of doing so. I'll circle back. |
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I've tried doing castling and it doesn't seem to work.
I've tried the following:
EDIT
While the readme answers my question, it didn't work nonetheless and I don't understand why. There was nothing inbetween my king and I see no reason why it wouldn't ahve worked. Is it possible to print the actual reason for being unable to move?
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