Starting a game and making moves on the chess board

Making Moves on the Chess Board

To play moves on the chess board, follow these steps:

1. Share Public Encryption Key: Used to encrypt delegated game wallets.
2. Sign 'wagerAddress' String: Used as a seed for generating a game public private key pair.
3. Sign Wallet Delegation Data Type: This step ensures your wallet delegated signing authority to the generated wallet.

This process allows for a seamless gameplay experience, eliminating the need for constant Metamask pop-ups for each move.

Submitting Moves:

• To write the signed moves directly to the smart contract, use the "Submit Moves" button.
• After each game, one of the players must submit the moves on-chain to ensure fair gameplay.
• Note: In future versions of ChessFish, it may be possible to submit games after the completion of the entire wager.

Writing Moves Directly to the Smart Contract

If you prefer not to store signed moves off-chain and wish to write moves directly to the smart contract:

• Disable the "Gasless Game" option in the UI.

Note: The process of playing a move is handled by the "playMove" function in the Chess.fish wager contract. Squares are encoded as uint8 integers and a move is encoded as a uint16 integer, where the first 8 bits are the square from, and the last 8 bits are the square to.