CHESS AND 3-D AutoCAD 2005

[ANGIETOMAS]

I would like to know if there is a lisp routine that I could use to move pieces on a chess board, remembering that if there is a piece at the location that I move to that it is automaticaly sent to a location off the board. I'm using nodes as my locater for the move defanition and the board is 3-D, assuming that the the auto delete command would be the choice after a lisp string of move to( x,y,z #0^c^c<node)? 1x,y,z **) the #0 is the location of the node on the board the less then node would be the off the board move for the present pieces stop - go respons for next move.
Secont Part;
I would like to share this project if you would like Email me at LABELED1US@YAHOO.COM
I have the drawing of the chess board with no lisp routen as of yet, just so many things to do. The drawing is baist on a chess logic of AI-A-8 along the L side and A1-H1 along the bottom.
THANK YOU

[Baghera]

if you get that game working could I get a copy?

[peter]

Could you post your board and any code you have started?

I have a couple routines that could be useful to accomplish the mechanics.

Many years ago I wrote a program that enforced the rules of chess on a computer board.

I think you should explore the logic for that so the computer would only allow legal moves.

Maybe you could have the program write to a file on the server so that two people could (on different machines) play chess between each other.

Sounds like a fun project.

Peter Jamtgaard

[luke.ottinger]

I would love a copy as well - good luck with the programming!

[MHultgren]

Add my name to the list for testing!!!!

[cwitt]

ttt.

Could you add me to that list??