Minecraft Chess - Project Update 2
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- Watch as my Minecraft Chess project nears completion, and I go over some new features and fixes. At 250 subscribers I will do the Command Block setup tour so be sure to hit that subscribe button if you have not already!
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Here are some goofy ah ideas:
1: add a board flip feature, so when u resign or smth you blow up the board or smash all the pieces or smth like that.
2: Have fireworks shoot up when someone sacrifices THE ROOOOK
3: Add a chess boxing game mode where the players play the game for a minute, the they pvp for a minute, and repeats until someone dies or gets checkmated.
4: Add an overhead view of the board, where if they push a button they tp above the board.
And that’s all the dumb ideas I have! Feel free to use them if u want, I just think they would be funny. Really cool project!
This is incredible and needs more attention
This is very well made. I'm a bit surprised about it, being a command block creator as well. Everything you've done so far has been very impressive and easy to understand. Good job. I hope somebody I can learn from this and make understanding commands easier
I've just come across this video, and ironically enough, I too am making a chess board. Main difference being mine is being done as an all-in-one command project, which has now evolved to three commands due to character limit, but that's besides the point. Being someone who is relatively far along in the development of my own datapack-less chess, this is interesting to me. There are 3 stages to my project: the board, the logic, and the decoration, each being its own respective command in my all in one project. The logic of course being the hardest part, as I had to (and almost finished) encode all the rules of chess, including full check detection, in 32,500 characters as command block commands. The only reason I haven't worked on it lately is due to an issue you won't be having: a command block can only activate a command with an upper limit of 32,500 characters. My first 2 commands are like 3k characters over that limit and I have yet to try to condense it more. It seems like a lot but it fills up quickly, but that's besides the point. Anyways I haven't gotten to why I'm commenting yet; I had an idea for you: board themes! I think it makes it feel more minecraft-y in nature, In my board, I don't use particles to dictate possible moves, I use blocks. There's black/white of all the following: empty spaces, movable spaces, attacking spaces, selected spaces, check spaces, check selected spaces, pawn spaces for pawn promotion that is shown off to the side of the board, stalemate spaces, checkmate spaces, and spaces for opposing pieces that contributed to checkmate/stalemate. Through string concatenation, I encoded 7 (planning to add more) board themes as an array of block names in nbt of the marker I use to align commands to the center of the board. This may be less applicable to you, even more so the overly complicated string concatenation, but hey it's not often that you, as someone developing a command chess board, come across someone else developing a command chess board. Oddly enough this is my second time. So I figured I might as well comment to say hi, and this suggestion is somewhat of a way to not make this comment all about me.
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This is an amazing job! I'm not a chess player (barely know the basics of the game) but I saw on a series that you can also surrender in any moment (don't know if that's a thing or not tho).
Also, will you make the game detect a check or checkmate? or if the timer runs off of time!
It is a thing, it's called a resignation.
@@YourLocalMiguel Thank you for the info! I saw it on this Netflix show queen's gambit, didn't know how it was called tho.
Label the chess pieces so that everyone can know what chess pieces are which
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