That's nice that you noticed the classical. It's not used very much, but I like it just as much as gothic. Here's a template with some of the pieces:
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Unfortunately I don't have time to design variant pieces for other themes. Trying to keep track of it all is already enough work. I see a lot of other invented pieces and still haven't even learned what they do yet (like the monkey, lumberjack, etc.). It's hard to keep track of all this stuff!😵
Dec 8, 2018
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vickalan wrote:
That's nice that you noticed the classical. It's not used very much, but I like it just as much as gothic. Here's a template with some of the pieces:
Wow! Those are super awesome!
Wind wrote:
vickalan wrote:
That's nice that you noticed the classical. It's not used very much, but I like it just as much as gothic. Here's a template with some of the pieces:
Wow! Those are super awesome!
Thanks Wind. Evert and I played a few games with the joker and angel a long time ago, but I haven't seen them used recently. Anyone can use them, and even invent their own rules if they want (the first game with new-invented rules are always unrated).
Dec 11, 2018
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Making the witch and guard bubblegum theme is easy. Just fill the colors in.
They are the exact same thing, but with different colors.
Dec 11, 2018
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Dec 11, 2018
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vickalan wrote:
Thanks Wind. Evert and I played a few games with the joker and angel a long time ago, but I haven't seen them used recently. Anyone can use them, and even invent their own rules if they want (the first game with new-invented rules are always unrated).
You're very welcome @vickalan and I mean it!
The work you put into Bulldog Chess and passion involved in perfecting it is beyond words.
Like I once said, whenever I have the time to learn some coding the game process is priority #1.
I have even told this to a friend of mine which knows some coding, unfortunately he is not a chess player so he cannot grasp into most of what I mean/think about the project.
The first idea would be not to code piece interaction, but rather have each piece's sprite and make a configurable board (rectangular at first) where two people could play the game and import/export an image with the current pos. Of course a BPGN would also be awesome, which could be a secondary thing to work upon and then become a main thing.
We've been continuously using Gothic and Classical.
Why not use other themes such as Neo, Neo-wood, Marble, Bubblegum, Light, blindfold, or game room?
Vickalan can design the witch, guards, and bulldogs.