I have a very old, and woefully incomplete, set of basic mapping scripts at https://github.com/daagar/damp if you want a starting point for Aardwolf. Note that no map is provided, like with the IRE mapper. You are expected to map on your own

Zaphob - I do not claim it is good, recommendable, worthwhile or anything else, but I have a very basic set of Aardwolf scripts at the below link that might help if you want to use GMCP (as Aardwolf uses it). They are old, not quite finished (it handles the basics, though) and haven't been tested at...

For those that like to geek out over their text editors, Atom.io is an up and coming Sublime clone from the Github folks. Supports vi keybindings too (as does Sublime, of course)

I haven't actually tried your latest version, so this may already be implemented:
tmap merge should accept '.' as an option, meaning 'merge all rooms at this location' rather than giving a direction.

The compiler isn't on your PATH (as evidenced by 'Checking for g++ .... no').

Chris recently merged in the removal of quazip for libzip on his 'master' branch. I've updated my wiki addendum post above to match. It now differs only minimally from the wiki page, basically showing how to compile QT5. I could eventually merge this info with the existing page if desired.

That appears to be true on Chris' 'libzip' branch, but I was planted on his 'master' branch where it is still used for the moment.

Update 8/17/13: * Instructions below are based on Chris' "master" branch * Added new libzip dependency instructions * Removed mention of quazip, and the use of -lz instead of -llibzip1 * Mentioned how to build QT 5.1.0 instead of the 'stable' branch (which is pre-5.1.2) * Removed use of L...

Update: Rebuilding Qt5 from source seems to do the trick. Tedious, but doable. The downside is that I went ahead and did it all with a 64bit toolchain. Which is all well and good up until the luarocks libs - guess what, all the generated .dlls end up incompatible. Grr. Since I hate myself, I may try...

Very nice. It takes some amount of talent and/or skill to be able to use gauges. For me at least, it takes a completely different set of talent/skills to make something that ranks above stick-figure/crayon art (which is about the extent of my abilities, and even then I usually need to copy).