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
Knowledge 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.
Tags: story state, scenes, continuity, knowledge at this point
Character Knowledge
This section shows structured knowledge for the characters attached to the selected scene. It uses the latest recorded state of each knowledge item through this scene; discoveries in later scenes are excluded.
A belief, suspicion or misunderstanding is not automatically story truth. Read the state label as well as the description. For example, a witness may suspect who took a letter without knowing its contents.
Follow the source-scene link to check where the knowledge was recorded. To ask whether the character knew it before the current scene, select the preceding scene.
No structured knowledge recorded means there are no matching saved knowledge items. It does not establish that the character knows nothing. Record missing knowledge through the existing character or scene tools.
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 PointContinuity 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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