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This app tab is intended to help writing shot details of scenario (storyboard).
It is composed of:
All section panes are resizable: put mouse pointer between each pane, then click and drag sash to get desired size.
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Scene browser fills out automatically while scripting new scenes into scenario's text editor.
Click on a list item to get its scene preview.
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Shot list content depends on scene browser's current selected item.
Select first the desired scene into the scene browser, then click on
+
button to add a new shot item for this scene.
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Select first the desired scene into the scene browser, select the
concerned shot item in its shot list and then click on -
button to
delete this shot item for this scene.
A confirmation dialog will popup before deleting definitely.
Please, note empty shot items will delete without confirmation dialog.
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To purge shot list from empty shot items, select first the desired
scene into the scene browser, then click on Purge
button.
A confirmation dialog will popup before deleting definitely.
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The shot editing form is composed of a shot number label, a shot title entry and a text editor.
Shot number is formatted along #{scene_index}.{shot_index}
template
string.
Numbering is automatic and may sometimes be subject to discontinuity, but exporting storyboard to PDF® will renumber shots correctly in output document.
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Click into the white text entry to fill out shot's title.
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Click onto the white text zone to fill out shot text contents.
The big white zone is called a plain text editor.
This text editor especially supports character names detection.
This object allows multiple line editing with carriage return, undo/redo stack and many other features.
Pressing on the carriage return key will insert a new paragraph.
Double-clicking on a word will select this word only.
Triple-clicking on a word will select the whole paragraph.
You may select all text by using Edit > Select all
menu option or
with <Ctrl-A>
keyboard shortcut.
Any selection band is likely to be replaced by the next keystroke on the keyboard.
To undo last operation, either use Edit > Undo
menu option or try
<Ctrl-Z>
keyboard shortcut.
To redo last cancelled operation, either use Edit > Redo
menu
option or try <Ctrl-Shift-Z>
keyboard shortcut.
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Select a character name into upper name list and get character's history log underneath.
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IMPORTANT: don't forget to save your project regularly, either
with Project > Save
menu option or with <Ctrl-S>
keyboard shortcut.
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