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This image is used in the standard chess diagram template.
Any modifications should be confirmed in WikiProject Chess.
The image was created by Klin.
The naming is as follows: chess_xyz44.png where
- x is the first letter of the piece (k for king, q for queen etc.)
- y is l or d according as the piece is a white piece or a black piece,
- z is l or d according as the piece stands on a light square or a dark square.
Additionally:
- Chess_l44.png and Chess_d44.png are empty light and dark squares respectively,
- Chess_xxl44.png and Chess_xxd44.png are empty with X's,
- Chess_xol44.png and Chess_xod44.png are empty squares with black circles.
- Chess_x1l44.png and Chess_x1d44.png are empty squares with a number '1' on them.
- Chess_x2l44.png and Chess_x2d44.png are empty squares with a number '2' on them.
- Chess_x3l44.png and Chess_x3d44.png are empty squares with a number '3' on them.
- Chess_x4l44.png and Chess_x4d44.png are empty squares with a number '4' on them.
- Chess_x5l44.png and Chess_x5d44.png are empty squares with a number '5' on them.
- Chess_x6l44.png and Chess_x6d44.png are empty squares with a number '6' on them.
- Chess_x7l44.png and Chess_x7d44.png are empty squares with a number '7' on them.
- Chess_x8l44.png and Chess_x8d44.png are empty squares with a number '8' on them.
- Chess_x9l44.png and Chess_x9d44.png are empty squares with a number '9' on them.
Other information:
- The dark square color is #d18b47 and light square color is #ffce9e.
- The font used in numbers is Arial, bold, 30pt, smooth.
File history
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| Date/Time | Dimensions | User | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| current | 05:39, 1 October 2007 | 16×210 (264 B) | Falcorian | (pngcrushed.) |
| 22:42, 6 August 2005 | 16×210 (347 B) | Klin | (Category:ChessProject {{GDFL}}) |
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