How to record best moves in FEN code. - 2007/01/10 15:40Hi. I've finally mastered the ability to write FEN code for chess positions. They're relatively simple to do...but now I'm trying to understand how to write down the best variations in FEN code. How do you do this? Here's an example:
1kr1r3/1b1pn2p/pq2p1p1/4Pp2/Pp3P2/3B2P1/NPP1Q2P/1K1RR3 w - - 0 21
Now, I can setup the board using the above FEN line...but I can't figure out how to actaully write down the best move from this position using FEN code. Can anybody tell me how that's done?. ---------
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re:How to record best moves in FEN code. - 2007/01/10 16:23It isn't. If you know how to write FEN, you also know that it is used to describe *positions*, not moves. Moves are written in something called *algebraic notation*, perhaps you've heard of it.. ---------
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re:How to record best moves in FEN code. - 2007/01/10 16:35You must use your fen-position description in a pgn-format tag where you can describe the best move in a normal way Jo. ---------
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