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I realized that as well, I was hoping no one else would... :-)
Jan Walzer wrote:
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> hehe ... but then they are one the wrong sides ...
> AFAIK the white queen stands on a white square, and the black queen on a
> black field ... ;-)
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> OK, D2D3 ...
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> PS: We play the game, and you trace a new pic for every move me make ???
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> --
> Jan Walzer
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> PS: We play the game, and you trace a new pic for every move me make ???
Animation for every move. It would look really good.
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The kings and queens are in the wrong place.
The queen always starts in a slot of its own color.
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On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 07:15:23 -0500, Paul Jones wrote:
>took about 40 minutes at 1280x1024 aa0.3 pIII 500 128 mb ram.
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Nice work, but the borard needs edging.
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Steve wrote:
> Nice work, but the borard needs edging.
Life has enough constraints. What's wrong with free squares? Free the
squares! :)
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"Dan Johnson" <zap### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
news:3A898466.9DA433A4@hotmail.com...
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> > PS: We play the game, and you trace a new pic for every move me make ???
>
> Animation for every move. It would look really good.
>
Like "Battle Chess", only better ?
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"David Fontaine" <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote in message
news:3A8### [at] faricynet...
> Steve wrote:
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> > Nice work, but the borard needs edging.
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> Life has enough constraints. What's wrong with free squares? Free the
> squares! :)
>
Maybe the squares don't want to be free, maybe they like being
constrained - did you think of that ? Eh ? Did you ? ;-)
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This is as good a context as any to ask ...
In a lot of pix, there's a gray that looks unnaturally bright (and flat)
to me; here, for example, it's in the White pieces on the left,
particularly the two nearest. Is it my monitor, or JPEG, or what? Does
anyone else see it?
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In article <3B0779F8.9198503D@pobox.com>, Anton Sherwood says...
> This is as good a context as any to ask ...
>
> In a lot of pix, there's a gray that looks unnaturally bright (and flat)
> to me; here, for example, it's in the White pieces on the left,
> particularly the two nearest. Is it my monitor, or JPEG, or what? Does
> anyone else see it?
>
>
It probably is your monitor, perhaps combined with the settings of your
display: when looked at in Photoshop those parts are not flat at all as
far as I can see. It might also be the image viewer used by your news
reader, perhaps..?
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> Anton Sherwood says...
> > In a lot of pix, there's a gray that looks unnaturally bright (and
> > flat) to me; here, for example, it's in the White pieces on the
> > left . . . . Is it my monitor, or JPEG, or what?
Sander wrote:
> It probably is your monitor, perhaps combined with the settings of
> your display: when looked at in Photoshop those parts are not flat
> at all as far as I can see. It might also be the image viewer used
> by your news reader, perhaps..?
Well, it's probably not the reader; it looks the same in ee and gimp.
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