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PictureBoxes are probably the best way to handle the chess board GUI. I would just get a picture of a chessboard and display it through a picture box.
Also, you will need to figure out:
How to handle the chessboard internally in your code e.g (1D array / 2D array or something different?)
If you use a PictureBox, how will you tell which chess piece a user moves
How can you check if the user performed a legal move?

I just finished my Comp Sci A2 project, which coincidently was also chess. So I can help if you need anything else.
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Original post by vanguardsean
PictureBoxes are probably the best way to handle the chess board GUI. I would just get a picture of a chessboard and display it through a picture box.
Also, you will need to figure out:
How to handle the chessboard internally in your code e.g (1D array / 2D array or something different?)
If you use a PictureBox, how will you tell which chess piece a user moves
How can you check if the user performed a legal move?

I just finished my Comp Sci A2 project, which coincidently was also chess. So I can help if you need anything else.

hey, how did you code your project?
Original post by Ay04Kay
hey, how did you code your project?

I ended up doing it in Java, you can see it here: https://youtu.be/R3mEeItpvO8
https://github.com/seanjparker/chess