You're trying too hard. Unless it's 960, just move your K 2 squares over and (providing all the usual conditions for castling have been met) the computer does the rest.
How can I Castle ?
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Feb 9, 2016
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https://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=128498630
is this the game where you are experiencing issues re castling crimanvill?
Hi, thanks for the answer, I'll give it a try
ANOK1 wrote:
https://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=128498630
is this the game where you are experiencing issues re castling crimanvill?
That one and all my games, so far I have never done it ..been trying playing with computer and nothing happens Q_Q.
Feb 10, 2016
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Don't get used of castling. The rules of chess might change soon. There's a powerful lobby on chess.com to abolish castling and also introduce a new move that would see the knight "move three squares by the nearest bishop" (don't ask me what that means)
Feb 10, 2016
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Ziggy_Zugzwang wrote:
Don't get used of castling. The rules of chess might change soon. There's a powerful lobby on chess.com to abolish castling and also introduce a new move that would see the knight "move three squares by the nearest bishop" (don't ask me what that means)
Fine, I won't ask you what it means. I'll ask you something else.
Where did you come up with this bullsh*t?
Step 1:
Well its not like a Castle all the time but I didnt know how to do it and that was very anoying ...anyway thanks for the help I finaly know how to castle.
In the first response, baddogno writes, "unless it is 960 ... ". What does that mean?
Never mind. An app called chess960. Thx.
Just move you King two squares towards the rook.
test 2
I've read the rules about castling, but so far I havent been able to do it in an actual game basicly because I dont know how... I tried to drag the king over the rook and viceversa, double click one and then click the other and nothing , anyway...can anyone tell me how to do it please ??