Just as a heads up, I will be on vacation next week. I will resume IFComp reviews after then.
Just as a heads up, I will be on vacation next week. I will resume IFComp reviews after then.
Posted October 7, 2017 by Jason Dyer in Interactive Fiction
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An off-topic question, which I hope the IF-knowledgeable readers of this blog will see.
My sense is that Trizbort is very much the preferred mapping tool, but as far as I can see it’s Windows-only. My question is: is there a Mac port that I somehow missed? Or, failing that, does anyone know a good alternative than runs on a Mac?
Thanks!
Writing from my hotel room:
Your best bet is ifmapper. Most recent update is from July. It uses Ruby; the preinstalled version on OSX should be fine.
https://rubygems.org/gems/ifmapper/versions/1.3.1
Thank you! I’ll try it. (I’ve been using emacs to make ASCII-art maps.)
sigh I love Ruby as a language. But its surrounding culture and tools all seem so flaky. Nothing ever seem to Just Work. In this case:
Rats.