Hi,
I can assist you guys in creating that chess cheat sheet. I think I
can create all those pics easily.
Just let me know if you are interested.
I am a chess player and have done some programming work on it too.
Thanks
Satyajit
On 11 Jul, 03:47, "David Child" <
d...@addedbytes.com> wrote:
> Levi,
>
> Great idea, and nice content outline. I've added "Chess" as a request
> to the list. This is definitely one I'd like to do - I playchess
> (badly) and a cheat sheet would have been useful when I was learning,
> all those years ago!
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 5:35 AM, Levi Watts <
viruswa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Though such a cheat sheet may not be made anytime soon, doesn't mean
> > information about it can't begin being gathered and discussed.
>
> > The basics:
> > The set up of the board to begin with, noting that the lower left
> > corner of each player is black, and lady (queen) gets her color.
> > How each piece moves w/ symbolised pieces and arrows demonstrating
> > these moves
> > Visual on castling
> > Visual on En Passant
> > a small image of each of the pieces from a commonly used set
>
> > Terms and definitions:
> > ranks - rows on achessboard, denoted by numbers 1 to 8, from White's
> > side to Black's side
> > files - columns on achessboard, denoted by the letters a to h,
> > White's left to right
> > check - The player's king is in danger of being captured.
> > checkmate - The player is unable to save their king (game ends in
> > loss).
> > stalemate (scholars mate) - When a player has no legal moves available
> > (game ends in draw).
> > promotions - A pawn advancing to their farthest rank is replaced by
> > the owning player's choice of Queen, Rook, Bishop or Knight.
> > En Passant - (including pronunciation?) A pawn moving two squares may
> > be captured by adjacent pawns as though it only moved only one square,
> > but only on the immediately following turn.
> > Castle - For an unmoved king to move two squares towards an unmoved
> > Rook, and the Rook being moved to the other side of the king. The
> > King may not be moving in, though, or out of check. There may be no
> > pieces between the King and Rook.
>
> > Other things that may fit on the sheet:
> > Elo System
> >ChessTitles
> > Move Notation
>
> > At some points, I keep getting tempted to mention items pertaining to
> > variations ofChess. Further consideration suggested to me thatChess