Chess database.

[Stunseed]

Curiousity has gotten the best of me here. I'd like to see if anyone's built their own homemade chess program and how it went. Primary want is a database of pieces and possible moves.

If Kn = B4, then possible is A2, C2, so on and so forth. Alot of the links I go to are chess programs, which isn't exactly what I'm looking for.

Please and thanks for a possible database. I'm not looking for a game of chess. :)

[AnticorRifling]

http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/vintage/images/4506VV1001.jpg

[phantasm]

You want a database of possible moves?

Isn't it better to just recurse them on the fly and see if they will lead to a win?

[Stunseed]

No, the moves are not for me.

Someone who learns differently would like to learn chess. I'm trying to utilize the database in a way that might pertain to learning.

Pawn B1 = C1/D1 allows said person to utilize a knowledge of column/row to figure it out.

2D chess is all, I know some folks here program and I'm a big "work smart, not hard" idealist. Worse case, I'll run it and see what happens.

[phantasm]

Here's a java implementation that makes it easier to create a chess game.

http://www.chesspresso.org/

[Androidpk]

No, the moves are not for me.

Someone who learns differently would like to learn chess. I'm trying to utilize the database in a way that might pertain to learning.

You're in possession of the Turk?

[Stunseed]

You're in possession of the Turk?


Think Simple Jack with a mastery of Excel.

[Androidpk]

Think Simple Jack with a mastery of Excel.

Savant?