Due to some health concerns that have recently risen in my life, Trizbort updates and development has taken a back seat. I didn’t want anyone to think I’ve abandoned my work on the project, however, I just have other priorities at this time. I would like to make a call for anyone out there interesting assisting with development, please let me know and I can add you as an admin to the project on github. If you don’t want to go that far, please feel free to submit PRs with updates / changes and I will do my best to test and get those merged into the codebase.
Please feel free to reach out to me privately through here or on github and we can discuss things further. I want to keep the project going as I think it is a great tool and there are plenty of more things that could make it even better.
A game built using Trizbort would look the same as one coded manually. The tool exports map data to various authoring systems, it doesn’t add any extra features.
If you want your finished game to include a similar type of map, you could use ADRIFT to create your game.
I built a very complicated map and imported the code from Trizbort. It seriously is like the CAD program for parser mapmaking - especially if you want to drag things around and experiment with the shape of the environment.
One other cool thing I think it does (I believe? Windows only?) is you can play a parser game and start a transcript, link that transcript to Trizbort and let it automap for you.