I am alive. :P Just not active in the ktane community. Not sure how the manual got removed from the upload but it was like a 5m fix since I already had the manual. I'll check the rest of my modules just in case.

Not gonna lie, did not expect a response after nearly 2 years of no activity - not to mention a response within 6 hours. That's some incredible dedication. Thank you so much!

@Max fixed

Seems like the pdf isn't included in auto generation for whatever reason!

I will attempt that Trainzack, but I'm not well versed in pdfs. That being said, thank you for commenting, you made me realize that the updates I've made to the mod recently erased part of the description to the point where it's starting to annoy me.

I like this module a lot, my only suggestion is to add the types of movements that pieces make to the reference manual for the heathens that don't already know.

Thanks for the consideration and response; indeed the 6x6 grid was my suggestion.

Unless you're wanting me to make a 6x6 grid on the module itself and just put 1-6 on the spots on the grid to say what pieces are what. In which I'll tell you no, that allows the defuser to easily do the module on their own with no help. If I were to do that I'd have to make the rules much more complicated, and it would require a serious visual recode.

As for Toadofsky, I don't see how that would help? It's the expert that the majority of the work is on, they need the 6x6 grid, which there is one in the manual.

Whoops, accidentally deleted drsirmrpresidentfathercharles's message acknowledging that the rook blocked the queen. Damn delete button right next to message :(

Excellent idea but for streamers needs a 6x6 visualization with digits 1-6 on given squres.

My favorite module at the moment.

Good job though getting the log. Glad it could be of some use :D

Solution is correct. Rook at c4 blocks the queens ability to hit b5

I'd like to report a bug. My game reported the following positions (1-6) e5,c6,a2,c4,e2,b6 and the following solution: b5. B5 cannot be a solution as there is a queen on space e2 (Rule #5: If the space is white, it is occupied by a queen). Output log from your module: "Chess Selected Solution: e5, c6, a2, c4, e2, b6, b5, ". Can't think of a reason I'm doing it wrong, but I'll keep thinking.