Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 13:26:08 04/25/99
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On April 24, 1999 at 15:37:12, Henk van Weersel wrote: >Hello, >I sometimes use a computer program fore chesstraining with young children. >sometimes you want to remove all the pieces that are not related to the training >subject. That includes sometimes the white and black king to. Is it possible to >program a computer engine to work with pieces without kings on the bord. Is it >just a routine you have to left out to program this ore is the algorythme of the >kings so essential that it is not possible to work this out. > >Hope to get some info > >Greetings and regards, >Henk van Weersel >hvweer@westbrabant.net Dear Henk, Try putting 16 pawns on each side and you will get a very interesting game. You need to have the King in all chess programs because the goal of "chess" is to checkmate the opponents King. Tim Frohlick
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