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# Compiling
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- Clone the repository (run `git clone https://chookspace.com/Atomic/<repository>`)
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- Compile with `pdflatex <repository>/src/main.tex`, or whatever LaTeX compiler you use
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- Open the pdf file
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# For Developers
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Each book has various commands in `header.tex` which help with writing.
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- `\d`: Prints "**(Diagram \<num\>)**", where \<num\> is the next diagram number.
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- `\diagram{fen#1}{fen#2}`: Displays 2 diagrams. This should be how diagrams are styled.
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- `\example`: Same as `\d`, but displays the next example.
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The style I was going for is based on the *Starting Out* series, published by Everyman Games. You can find some free PDFs
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online for *Starting Out: Rook Endgames*.
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