Chess on an Infinite Plane (silvertruck - rychessmaster1)

3.N(3,3)...Nx(4,5)

same

4.Nx(4,5)

(3,4)

4.Nx(4,5)...Qx(4,5)
5.(3,4)

If you need to see the board extended let me know which direction. But if a piece moves more than about 10 squares off the current display, I might not show the piece. The diagram will include the coordinates of far-away pieces.

The Nav/Tug game (here) shows a queen that went pretty far, but that's about the biggest I'll extend the board, unless other pieces move far-away too. (far-away regions of interest).

Same board with the view extended to rank -25:

I'm going to assume you mean Q(-11,5). This is the board after Ry confirms that's his move:
5.(3,4)...Q(-11,5)

(diagram deleted - see comments below)

I'm putting your queen at the first legal position you declared. Typos are binding if they are legal.
5.(3,4)...Q(10,5)

(diagram deleted - see comments below)

A posted move is binding as long as it's legal, and take-backs are not allowed.

The only way I can allow Q(-10,5) is if your opponent allows it. So silvertruck can play his move from the current position. Or if he allows Q(-10,5) then I'll update the board, and he can play from there.

For spectators, Q(10,5) was edited to Q(-10,5).

I allow

Ok, silvertruck allows the correction of the original typo. Here is where we are:
5.(3,4)...Q(-10,5)

Q(-1,-4)

6.Q(-1,-4)

too many typos

I think I might change my policy for making diagrams for theoretical play. If any player wants to study a large board before making a play, please upload the diagram to your PC, and use a graphical program to enlarge it and count the squares. Once you decide your move post it and I'll show the board. But I don't think I'll help with theoretical boards anymore. Next post will be the last open board for study. Sorry.

This is where we are now:
5.(3,4)...Q(-10,5)
6.Q(-1,-4)

H(-4,-4)

6.Q(-1,-4)...Q(-10,-14)
7.H(-4,-4)

N(5,0)