You are working with an interactive narrative in the form of a book
January 10, 2018 8:48 AM Subscribe
A gallery of Choose Your Own Adventure-type books in graph form, created and discussed by a team of undergrad researchers at UCSB. Check out this Google doc on methods (including what the symbols mean), and these posts on what the graphs reveal.
Based on the Demian Katz Gamebook Collection housed in the The Department of Special Research Collections in the UC Santa Barbara Library. Check out what Demian Katz is doing now:
Edward T. LeBlanc Dime Novel Bibliography project
posted by mfoight at 8:58 AM on January 10, 2018
Edward T. LeBlanc Dime Novel Bibliography project
posted by mfoight at 8:58 AM on January 10, 2018
You just have to let go. dot is going to do what it does. Save to SVG and edit in inkscape if you need to.
posted by bdc34 at 10:06 AM on January 10, 2018 [1 favorite]
posted by bdc34 at 10:06 AM on January 10, 2018 [1 favorite]
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In the past I've found GraphViz/dot (the thing they used to create the diagrams) to be both 1) very useful and 2) unexpectedly uncooperative on some specific points.
posted by inconstant at 8:57 AM on January 10, 2018 [2 favorites]