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🏆 Chess Master Pro 🤯

Welcome to Chess Master Pro, where strategic thinking meets entertainment! Play against the computer, challenge your friends, and become the Chess Master!

🚀 Getting Started

To get started with Chess Master Pro, follow these simple steps:

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

    git clone https://github.com/your-username/chess-master-pro.git

  2. Open index.html in your favorite browser.

  3. Enjoy the game and start mastering the chessboard!

🎮 Demo

Check out the Chess Master Pro Demo to experience the game live!

📷 Screenshots

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🌐 FEN Notation

FEN (Forsyth-Edwards Notation) is a standard notation used to represent a particular chessboard position. It provides a concise and human-readable way to describe the placement of chess pieces on the board, as well as other important information about the position. Here's how FEN notation works:

A FEN string consists of six fields separated by spaces:

  1. Piece Placement (8 ranks):This field represents the positions of the pieces on the board. Each rank is represented by a series of characters, where:

    • K represents a white king.
    • Q represents a white queen.
    • R represents a white rook.
    • B represents a white bishop.
    • N represents a white knight.
    • P represents a white pawn.
    • k represents a black king.
    • q represents a black queen.
    • r represents a black rook.
    • b represents a black bishop.
    • n represents a black knight.
    • p represents a black pawn.
    • Digits (1-8) represent empty squares, with the number indicating the count of consecutive empty squares. For example, rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR represents the starting position of a chess game.

  2. Active Color (1 character): ... (explained in detail as provided in the previous response)

  3. Castling Availability (1-4 characters): ... (explained in detail as provided in the previous response)

  4. En Passant Target Square (1-2 characters): ... (explained in detail as provided in the previous response)

  5. Halfmove Clock (1-2 characters): ... (explained in detail as provided in the previous response)

  6. Fullmove Number (1-2 characters): ... (explained in detail as provided in the previous response)

You can use FEN notation to record and share specific chess positions and use them for various purposes, including setting up custom positions for analysis or practice.

♟️ Features

  • Intuitive Interface: A user-friendly chessboard with drag-and-drop functionality.
  • Versatile Gameplay: Play against the computer or challenge a friend.
  • Move History: Keep track of every move made in the game.
  • Random Move Generator: Watch the computer make strategic moves.
  • Custom Position Setup: Set up the board with your desired FEN notation.
  • Flip the Board: Change the perspective with a click and toggle user colors.

🎮 How to Play

  • Play Against Computer:

    • Click the "Flip Board" button to choose your color.
    • Make your move, and watch the computer respond strategically.
    • Use the "Play Again" button to start a new game.

  • Challenge a Friend:

    • Share the link to let your friend join the game.
    • Make moves alternately and enjoy the game together.

🔄 Reset and Customize

  • Play Again:

    • Click the "Play Again" button to reset the game.
    • Start a fresh match and aim for victory!

  • Set Custom Position:

    • Click the "Set Position" button to enter a custom FEN notation.
    • Explore different board setups and positions.

🤖 AI Challenge

Test your skills against the computer's AI. Can you outsmart it? Give it a try!

Enjoy Chess Master Pro and embrace the world of strategic brilliance! Checkmate! ♛♔