Christopher J. Madsen

GUEmap is a program for mapping interactive fiction games. It runs on Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0 and requires less than a megabyte of disk space.

GUEmap 1.02 released March 10, 1999
GUEmap 2.0 rc 1 released September 14, 2007

• You can create a new room and a connection to it with just one keypress.
• You can easily make up, down, in, out, and one-way connections between rooms, or mark rooms with unexplored exits.
• You can make connections that turn corners when a straight line from one room to another doesn't look right.
• You can drag rooms around the map without breaking their connections.
• With a single click, GUEmap can display directions for getting from one room to another, and copy them to the clipboard so you can paste them into your game.
• You can enter comments about each room, to record the room description, items you found there, puzzles yet to be solved, or whatever you want to remember. You can search these comments, or export them to a text file.

GUEmap 1.02 -- Mar 10, 1999

Updates my email address

Some minor bug fixes

GUEmap 1.01 -- May 1, 1998

Always uses a white background for maps

Fixes positioning bug when rooms are dragged off the right edge

GUEmap 1.0 -- April 11, 1998

First release version

I'd like to thank all my beta testers, especially Mikey Alexander, Jonathan Blask, Phoebe Fuentes, Dave Gatewood, Robin Lionheart, Ole Lund, Steven Marsh, Dylan O'Donnell, Ryan Scherle, and Gunther Schmidl.

Development releases are listed on the development page.