Assets at This Point
Use saved object history to check who can carry or use something at this point in the story.
At This PointAt This Point
Choosing a Story Point
Book and Chapter narrow the scene choices. The snapshot includes the selected scene and relevant earlier history across the project.
Tags: story state, scenes, continuity, choosing a story point
Choosing the Boundary
Select a scene to review the state through its events. Earlier books still contribute recorded history; choosing a book does not reset the characters' knowledge or possessions.
Understanding the Fields
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Book | Narrows the chapter choices to that book. |
| Chapter | Narrows the scene choices to that chapter. |
| Scene | Sets the last scene included in the snapshot. |
| Show state | Loads or retries the selected snapshot. |
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For the state immediately before a reveal, choose the preceding scene in reading order. Selecting the reveal itself includes its recorded consequences. The story date is useful context, but it is not the history boundary.
Related Guides
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At This Point
Check people, knowledge, relationships, objects and open questions before writing or revising a scene.
At This PointCharacters at This Point
Review the characters recorded on this scene and use their role and presence labels to understand how they participate.
At This PointContinuity Checks at This Point
Warnings identify recorded inconsistencies or missing state worth reviewing; source links help you decide whether a correction is needed.
At This PointKnowledge at This Point
Knowledge is bounded by the selected scene. Read each knowledge-state label and follow its source before relying on it in dialogue.
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