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i could not beat it, and i can't read that chess notation

• DrammBA 5mo ago
  the notation is just an array of move tuples, each tuple contains 1 move for white and 1 move for black, where each move is written as <1st letter of piece name><destination square>
• thesuitonym 5mo ago
  The letter is the piece to move, and the number is the index to move to, starting from 1 on the left. The first alphanumeric pair is your move, then the computer's move. Comma. Your move, computer's move...
• qup 5mo ago
  The first move after the comma is yours (open with kNight to 4), and the second move is apparently predetermined or always chosen.
• burnt-resistor 5mo ago
  There's a coordinate-based solution in the source code issues. I couldn't elucidate that notation either. https://github.com/Rowan441/1d-chess/issues/1 https://github.com/Rowan441/1d-chess/issues/1 Edit: There's a second solution where instead of moving the rook back 2, move the king forward one and the take the black knight with the rook as the checkmate move.