Overview

Used Here shows the story material connected to a location. It helps you understand how often the place appears, who is associated with it, and which assets are present there.

When Should I Use This?

Use it while revising setting continuity, checking repeated locations, preparing a scene return, or finding all moments tied to a place before changing it.

How To Use It

Scan the scene list first, then check characters and assets. Open linked scenes when you need to adjust placement, timing, props or continuity notes.

Example

Before changing the cellar layout, use Used Here to find every scene set there and every asset stored there. That prevents a later clue from becoming impossible.

Writer Tip

Repeated locations build memory in the reader. Use this section to see whether a place has become important enough to carry emotional or plot meaning.

Common Mistakes

• Changing a location description without checking scenes that already use it.
• Forgetting assets that are stored or discovered there.
• Missing character placement issues when a scene has several rooms.
• Treating one important location as several unrelated names.

Related Guides

• Location Details
• Scenes
• Story Assets