After scaling it up a bit: https://screenshotscdn.firefoxusercontent.com/images/603cd684-aadb-44d8-8412-88dd3a351c77.png

Pfew, that was quite the bug to track down, but it's fixed. It required very specific circumstances to show up, thank you for reporting! @Hangrad https://github.com/RoepStoep/lidraughts/commit/ac5b…

@Hangrad: haha A Pompeblêd is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeblatt It's the symbol of the Frisian district in Holland. A King is the right name for a double man. I admit the word 'man' or '…

Really great ideas allready! Let's sum up the ideas for now: - An empty square - A backwards 'D' - A piece cut in half (how to cut it in half?) - A cake (what kind of cake?) - A reversed crow…

The default king piece is upside down quite different from when it's right side up, isn't it?

Just a reminder that an upside-down D is the same as an upside-up D @Leonstolzz :D

Thank you for the fast answer @RoepStoep. It's good to hear the issue has been considered and doesn't cause any problems internally. That being said, the current solution still doesn't seem perfect, b…

Please consider the following position: W:W48:B11,12,13,23,32,33,42,43:H0:F1. In this position, white has two legal moves: 48x37x28 etc. and 48x39x28 etc.. In both cases, the move shows up in the a…

So I was playing a game and ending up with a position where I had 2 kings and my opponent had a king and 2 single pieces (https://lidraughts.org/9xHKfaYigkNz) and it ended as a draw. I was wondering…