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These links offer software that help you adjudicate and manage e-mail games. Some programs also produce maps for ongoing games. There are also sites that offer maps and other resources for specific software.

Resources in This Category

• A Diplomacy Map for Computer Displays

  http://www.crockford.com/wrrrld/diplomacy.html
  It is topologically equivalent to Avalon-Hill's map. It is on a uniform grid with vertical and horizontal lines. All land regions are strictly rectangular.

• Automated Online Mapper

  http://www.floc.net/
  Observes games and produces maps automatically. Easy-to-use web interface. Powerful searches of the JDPR data base.

• David Norman's Diplomacy Pages

  http://www.ellought.demon.co.uk/
  Mapper for Windows, MapMaker, variants, DipTimer and Diplomacy AI.

• DipTool

  http://www.hagenah.de/diptool/
  Java programme which reads results from judges (or imports games from floc.net) and displays the maps. Connects to POP3 and sends orders using SMTP.

• jDip

  http://jdip.sourceforge.net/
  Adjudicator and mapping program that runs on Windows, Linux, Solaris, and Mac OS X.

• Net'Mapper

  http://cberthet.free.fr/diplomacy/mapper/netmap.htm
  A java applet to generate map positions from internet judge results. Supports standard, modern and youngstown variants.

• Realpolitik

  http://realpolitik.sourceforge.net/
  A cross-platform tool for displaying, adjudicating and tracking games and variants. Features downloads, manual, and forums.

• Roy Addison's Diplomacy Maps

  http://www.xcelco.on.ca/~ravgames/dipmaps/
  All of these maps may be used with Gary Pennington's DipChief mapping program.

 

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