The Chessboard component v3.03 for Delphi 2-7 and C++ Builder (or v 2.11 for C++ Builder only), is now available. The ChessBoard component provides a 2-Dimensional chessboard with a drag and drop interface that can keep track of a game and allows full customization of the bitmaps for the pieces, squares and border.
Optionally the board can be resized at runtime. All common chess events are implemented (OnLegalMove, OnIllegalMove, OnCapture, OnCheck, OnMate, OnStaleMate, OnDraw etc.)
Now the component includes the engine of Tom’s Simple Chess Program and calculates using its own thread. Optionally it allows you to use your own custom engine instead as well. Just drop a Chessbrd component on a form and you are very close to a complete multithreaded chess application. A Delphi example project has been included to demonstrate the common features.

 

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The Chessboard Component Activation Code is based on a 2D Chessboard (board) with 64 columns and 64 rows. The board is resizable at runtime.
It supports a great variety of graphic look and feel. You can select the board’s background bitmap by dragging a small icon at the top, bottom, left or right side. You can also select one of the 8 boards provided in the component’s library by dropping them on your form. You can enable or disable the chessboard’s border. You can specify the columns and rows of the chessboard and the draw chess events (OnLegalMove, OnIllegalMove, OnCapture, OnCheck etc.) You can also use your own chess engine to control the behavior of the component.
Chessboard demo project:
This is a Delphi example project included in the Chessboard component (6 files). It consists of a TForm with a TScrollWin and a TScrollBox (ScrollBoxDragDrop). Drag & drop the Chessboard component from the Chessboard component’s libraries on a form. With the TScrollWin you can move the Chessboard component in/out of the window, you can minimize/maximize it as well. With the TScrollBox you can define the Chessboard’s size to be as large as needed.
To use the Chessboard component in your Delphi application you have to just drop a Chessboard component on a form (for Delphi 2-7 or C++ Builder) and you are set to go. No further changes to the project needed.
You can use a chess engine of your own. If you want to do so, just drop a TChessEngine component on your form and drop a Chessboard component on it. By selecting the TChessEngine’s ChessEngine property you can use the board’s engine instead of the default chess engine.
By defining a chess engine of your own you have the possibility to define a custom “Draw” method for the pieces to fill the board with a custom paint routine (you can give it a different background color if necessary). The engine is applied to the backbuffer directly after the board’s board and pieces are painted. The pieces may be moved on this backbuffer.
When using the Chessbrd component in your Delphi application you have to provide your own checks (e.g. “is there a clear path to checkmate, etc.) as well as possible own updates for the board state (e.g. “is someone winning?”) etc.

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The Chessboard Component Serial Key was coded by Peter Nielsen and originally released for Delphi 2-3. It was then for C++ Builder 2-3 and is now for Delphi 2-7, for C++Builder 2.11 for the C++ version.
Features:
* 2-Dimensional array-based chessboard.
* Draggable board.
* Piece types: King, Rook, Bishop, Knight, Pawn and the black and white double (from the chess engine).
* Piece moves by event.
* Piece positions are calculated and rendered using a background thread.
* Piece movements are considered by a background thread.
* Piece colors are rendered by a background thread.
* Piece colors are updated during a background thread.
* Piece colors can be changed by dragging the piece.
* Full customization of bitmaps for piece types, pieces, squares and border.
* The engine of Tom’s Simple Chess Program as well as the chess engine of Java 3D Chess.
* Optionally the board can be resized at runtime.
* New and Update events are triggered when a piece is dropped on the board.
* New and Update events are triggered when the positions of the pieces change.
* Piece colourization/prawn color is updated when the piece positions change.
* Piece count is updated when the positions of the pieces change.
* Piece colors are updated when the piece positions change and the piece count changes.
* Piece moves by event are updated when the piece positions change.
* Piece colourization/prawn color is updated when the piece move by event and the piece count changes.
* Piece moves by event are updated when the piece positions change and the piece count changes.
* The engine of Tom’s Simple Chess Program is selectable as the default chess engine.
* The engine of Java 3D Chess is selectable as the default chess engine.
* The program displays information of the last game and when playing from your own engine.
* Drag and drop the component on your form and you are very close to a complete multithreaded chess application.
* Optionally the first the last check, rookmoves, captures, stalemates, draws and mate are calculated and displayed on screen.
* Optionally the last move, rookmoves, captures, stalemates, draws and mate are calculated and displayed on screen.
* Optionally the kingmoves, captures, stalemates
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– The component is about the size of a chessboard, so if you want to drop it on a form use the bottom of it as the clipping area. The small bitmaps at the bottom of the chessboard show which piece is located on that square in the current state of the game.
– User interface is drag and drop. Drag a piece from the chessboard onto your form. Drag another piece from the chessboard back to it. This is the “normal” way to move pieces around.
– You can also use the buttons under the chessboard to select an alternative piece, “drag” it from the chessboard to your form, choose the desired movement, confirm the new position etc.
– The component supports dragging and dropping of four different pieces: king, pawn, knight and bishop. Each piece has three moves (forward, backward and diagonal moves). So by default it is possible to move four or six pieces simultaneously. But you can define a custom number of pieces if you want.
– The component displays the current board state. A square represents a real chess square. A gap means it is empty. A white mark indicates a piece is placed there. A black mark indicates it is empty. An “X” over a square means it is a capture zone. A diagonal line means it is a diagonally attacked zone. A diagonal line with a white arrow indicates the last move of a piece. It is used to facilitate the dragging of pieces from the chessboard to your form.
– The component has a built in “SetGameTime” event that enables you to set a system tick time. The chessboard will then calculate moves on this specified time. If you want to play chess without a computer you simply set the time of a single tick and then start playing.
– When a capture is made the chessboard will calculate the resulting board state and highlight the affected squares. You can also use the “ClearSelection” event to remove the highlight.
– By default the Chessboard displays the chessboard with its checkers as squares. If you want to use another chessboard that is not the default one just drop a ChessBoard component on your form, change the DefaultChessBoard property to the one you want and then drop an appropriate Chessbrd component in the chessboard area.
– You can change the size of the chessboard by dragging the four corners. The chessboard can be zoomed in to very large sizes. To zoom in, click an empty square.

What’s New in the Chessboard Component?

The Chessboard component was developed over the past 3 years and shows off the
features of the original 2.11 version. The reason I have waited until now
to release a new version is so as not to confuse people with my own somewhat
different but not really better Chess program until it was tested in a real
applications project.
There are a number of important features that are now supported in v3.03:
Re-Sizing of the Chessboard: To allow for a clean wide-screen look, the
Chessboard component can now be resized at run time. Just drop the Chessboard on a form and
it will be allowed to size itself, however if you want to force a specific
size, you can set the height to 100 and the width to whatever you like.
Testing the Chessboard against another program: If you use another chess program to play against,
you can drop a chessboard component on a form and test a chess move, try a
test of the various bitmap detection routines or add a captured chessboard
picture.
Setting the key delimiter in the Game class: Now you can configure the line that the key values in the
game will be displayed on. By default the key values are seperated by the
key delimiter (2-Digit One key, 2-Digit Zero key, 4-Digit Three key etc.)
now you can change that value in the property list.
Removal of the last valid move flag: This was a major source of complaints from people who couldn’t move their pawn or
horse past the last valid move. To fix this the last valid move flag is
now removed from the Move class. I am not sure how common this was but I
do know that v3.03 fixes the problem.
Several bug fixes and enhancements: The linting function has been updated to catch any linting errors,
most of the Win32 types have been edited to receive the correct values in
a move, the move indexing has been updated, the draw functionality has been
more completely tested, the move data type has been changed to allow for
a move to be added or removed at any time, and several other small fixes
and minor enhancements
Read the complete list of bug fixes and enhancements below:
Fixed compilation on WinCE platforms:
Fixed byte values, and changed the order of the bitmap rows. This allow
MFC applications to use the

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