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Use a coordinate system.

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I might try checkers in the future. Much simpler, and there is a pattern to how you can move. But, I disagree with you @LxmasHasCandy.

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Well, what if it fails tho?

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fair

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If at first you don’t succeed, try try again. Or just ask one of the Five.

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Maybe not impossible, but with more memory and too much time…
Besides, you only have to put every piece on every spot, or, better, assign players to a type of piece and teleport them around.

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Is this thread counted as “off-topic”…?

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That is essentially what I did for Monopoly.

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Not really, as we are on the subject of Gimkit about a system that uses the post.

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I’m kind of bored. I’m going to do the Tag Zone thing in the TUG guide of devices

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Yes, and the system is very good, by the way.

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For chess:
Property Knight1:
Set property Knight1 to Triggering Player's Name
Repeat for every piece.
Let each player choose who to be.

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Thanks. They both work, but this one is much more efficient.

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How would that work? Sorry, my brain isn’t working after a lot of coding this morning.

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It’s good. I think it would? The other knight would be knight2, and you have pawns 1-8, and ANYWAY, if creating a coordinate chessboard, this system is 4 times as memory effective as the other.

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But then a text property would be set to a player’s name, and how would that help you move the piece?

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Also, its showing your old PFP.

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I know, the other one was hurting my eyes, so I decided that I liked this one best.

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That just tells you what piece a player is, and then it can assign characteristics to the player and their movement.

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Yes, but wouldn’t it be simpler to set a property to a piece, rather than a piece to a player?