Author: blass uri
Date: 11:58:09 03/09/99
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On March 09, 1999 at 14:37:20, Bruce Ramsey wrote: >Hi - pardon me if this has been asked before. > >I just tried out Fisher Random chess on the Internet Chess Club (ICC). At the >ICC, Fisher Random is known as Wild22. > >Afterwards, I tried loading the PGN from that sample game into Rebel 10b. Rebel >loaded it pretty good (no error messages, and position after one move by each >side correctly displayed in Rebel's database window). But the Load and Delete >buttons were disabled, so further work with that game didn't look possible with >Rebel 10. I guess that Rebel10 did not understand the second move of white because the rules of chess do not explain the meaning of 0-0 when the rook is at g1. I guess that you mean to move the rook close to the king to f1 and to move the king from e1 to g1 but programs do not understand this move because they understand 0-0 only when the king at e1 and the rook at h1. > >My question is: what chess programs, if any, do fully support Fisher Random >chess? I do not know about a program that you can play 0-0 when the rook is at g1. Uri
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