Play With Computer

FAQs

1. How do I play against the computer?

You can play against the computer by setting up any position on the board using a valid FEN string. Once the position is loaded, you can start making moves and the computer will respond accordingly. It’s a great way to practice different positions and improve your chess skills.

2. Can I play against the computer from any position I choose?

Yes, you can load any position using FEN notation and begin playing against the computer from there. Whether you’re working on a specific scenario or practicing a particular phase of the game, you have full control over the position.

3. Can I adjust the difficulty of the computer?

At the moment, the computer plays at a default level. However, we are planning to implement an option for adjusting the computer’s difficulty level, so you can practice at different skill levels.

4. How do I visualize and analyze chess positions?

You can input any valid FEN string into the board to visualize the position. This feature allows you to analyze and practice specific positions, such as openings, tactics, or endgames, helping you enhance your chess understanding.

5. How do I save the position after playing with the computer?

After playing a game or setting up a position, you can download the current board as an image. This allows you to save your work for future study or share it with others for analysis.

6. What should I do if the FEN string doesn’t load correctly?

If the FEN string fails to load, make sure it's correctly formatted. Ensure there are no extra spaces or missing elements. You can verify the validity of the FEN string with online validators before attempting to load it again.