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
Continuity Checks at This Point
Warnings identify recorded inconsistencies or missing state worth reviewing; source links help you decide whether a correction is needed.
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Things Worth Checking
This section gathers relevant continuity warnings for the selected scene, its characters and nearby people or assets. Checks can highlight conflicting locations, unexplained movement, missing object whereabouts or inconsistent knowledge.
The review uses evidence through the selected scene. Later scenes do not silently settle a problem in an earlier snapshot. Previously acknowledged warnings are omitted.
Read the severity and message, then follow the source link. A deliberate uncertainty or an unreliable belief may be part of your story; check the underlying records before changing the prose. Make corrections or manage acknowledgements in the existing editing and continuity tools.
No relevant continuity warnings means these checks found nothing to show. It is not a guarantee that the manuscript has no continuity issues, especially where structured records are incomplete.
Related Guides
Related guides
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 PointChoosing a Story Point
Book and Chapter narrow the scene choices. The snapshot includes the selected scene and relevant earlier history across the project.
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.
At This Point