Algodoo

The chessboard is not oriented correctly. The square in the far-right corner (as each player faces the board) should be WHITE. When set correctly, the queen will be on her same color square (i.e., the white queen will start out on a white square, and the black queen will start out on a black square. Of course in this particular case, you did not use conventional colors for the chess pieces.

These are some facts that non-chess players don't know about!

Is it just me or am i drunk that i don't understand????

Let's try this.....
When you are sitting at the table with the chess board in front of you, the square that is located in the LOWER RIGHT corner should be colored WHITE. On your board in this scene, the square is colored BLACK, which means that you have to remove all the pieces and then rotate the board 90 degrees (in either direction). After doing so, you should see a WHITE square in the lower right corner of the board. If you do, then the board is oriented correctly, and you can then place the pieces back on the board.
Does this make sense now?

Pieces are wrong colors!! Bottom team should be white top team should be black!!!!!

Akromanelli -- It really doesn't matter which color is top or bottom as long as the board is set up correctly. Top and bottom only refers to how an onlooker views the board. Traditionally, the white player makes the first move regardless if the chess pieces are on the top or the bottom. The user "zaydenm" who posted this scene still hasn't bothered to correctly orient the chess board so that players can play a normal game. I don't know if that's because he/she doesn't read comments, or if he/she read the comments but for some reason decided not to make my suggested change. Also, he/she colored the chess pieces red and blue which is very unusual.

Board should be made from squares

And who will make the first move if they are red and blue

Flip a coin.

huh or roll a die 123 red 456 blue