Random King on Chessboard

Purpose: I wanted to recreate this project to visually display the King and its movements. This project aims to provide a simple yet engaging representation of the King's movements on a chessboard.

Background: To bring this concept to life, I chose to use SFML (Simple and Fast Multimedia Library) as the graphical display since it works seamlessly with C++ programming language. This library provides an efficient way to create visually appealing graphics for various applications.

Work In Progress: I'm currently working on this to make it better but so far I've only reached up to this point with a few bugs in the logic possibly. I currently have a bug that I need to fix but since it's the weekend I decided to end at this point and possibly continue on at a later date to fix it. For now I have for the most part converted it all to work Visually with SFML along with CMAKE.

CMAKE Steps to build project

1. Download CMAKE.

2. A file named CMakeLists.txt is inside the root directory of this project.

3. Open CMAKE and in the Where is the source code: navigate to the root CMakeLists.txt.

4. In the Where to build the binaries: create a build folder preferably outside of the repo and point to that folder.

5. Assuming you already have CMAKE configured correctly with Visual Studio 17 2022 click Generate and once completed then open the project.

6. Inside the IDE right click on main and click Set as Startup Project.

7. Build the project.

8. Click Play (Debug) and watch the King move around the Chessboard.

CMake version used: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16)

Compiler: C++17