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In addition, your made-up FEN may be a part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the program wants to develop the king's rook.

Have a look at the Wikipedia page on FEN or similar resources to see how you can include castling.

In addition, your made-up FEN may be a part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the program wants to develop the king's rook.

Have a look at Wikipedia page on FEN or similar resources to see how you can include castling.

In addition, your made-up FEN may be a part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the program wants to develop the king's rook.

Have a look at the Wikipedia page on FEN or similar resources to see how you can include castling.

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Anton Menshov
edit approved Jun 4, 2020 at 22:57
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In addition, your made-up FEN may be a part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the programmeprogram wants to develop the king's rook. 

Have a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Forsyth%E2%80%93Edwards_Notation&oldid=954773673Wikipedia page on FEN or similar pagesresources to see how you can include castling.

In addition, your made-up FEN may be part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the programme wants to develop the king's rook. Have a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Forsyth%E2%80%93Edwards_Notation&oldid=954773673 or similar pages to see how you can include castling.

In addition, your made-up FEN may be a part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the program wants to develop the king's rook. 

Have a look at Wikipedia page on FEN or similar resources to see how you can include castling.

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sjb-2812
sjb-2812
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In addition, your made-up FEN may be part of it. As it stands, you have described a position where castling kingside is not a legal move, so perhaps the programme wants to develop the king's rook. Have a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Forsyth%E2%80%93Edwards_Notation&oldid=954773673 or similar pages to see how you can include castling.