Major Trizbort.io Update

There's been a major update to Trizbort.io with numerous new features, improvements, and quality-of-life enhancements.

New Features

SVG export

You can now export your maps as SVG files, giving you scalable vector graphics that look crisp at any size. Perfect for including maps in documents or printing at high resolution.

Inform 6 code generator

Trizbort.io now supports code generation for Inform 6, adding to the existing support for Inform 7, TADS 3, Quest, Alan 2/3, and other systems.

Markdown support

Note texts, room names and subtitles, and object names now support limited Markdown formatting, giving you more control over how your text appears on the map. Note text also respects linefeeds now.

Map scrolling

Navigate your maps more intuitively with mouse wheel zooming. Scroll up to zoom in, scroll down to zoom out. In addition, the map canvas now features scrollbars for easier navigation, especially useful for larger maps. These scrollbars appear only when the map is too big to fit inside the viewport.

Toast notifications

A new notification system provides helpful feedback when you perform actions like saving, exporting, or when errors occur.

Connection names in code generation

Connection names are now properly included in generated code, giving you more accurate output for your adventure game projects.

Improvements

Cleaner map rendering

Removed the jitter effect from hand-drawn style rendering, resulting in cleaner, more stable-looking maps. Previously, the hand-drawn lines would change form as the map was panned or zoomed.

Redesigned UI
  • Animated menu transitions for a smoother experience
  • Tooltips throughout the application for better discoverability
  • Keyboard shortcuts have been refined to not interfere with text input
  • Keyboard help has moved to the status bar
  • Improved tool panel layout
  • Better image export quality on high-DPI displays
Under the hood

The entire build system has been modernized, moving from Grunt (old!) to Vite. This results in faster development builds and a more maintainable codebase for contributors.

Try it now

Head over to the app to try out all the new features. As always, your maps are saved locally in your browser, and you can export them as JSON files for backup or sharing.