Story Calendar
Review dated scenes on a monthly calendar, inspect a story day, and find unplaced scenes across one book or the whole project.
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Calendar Month View and Navigation
The Monday-to-Sunday grid previews up to three scenes per day. Select a date for the complete list, and use story-month links to skip empty months.
Tags: calendar, navigation, month, scenes, chronology
Reading the Grid
Each date shows up to three scene previews. A + more count means additional scenes are available in the selected-day panel. Select the day to see the complete list. Dates from adjacent months fill the first and last weeks.
A scene appears on its resolved start date. A scene lasting several days is not repeated on every day of its duration. An empty day means no scenes start on that date in the selected scope; it does not prove that nothing is happening in the story.
Understanding the Fields
| Control | What it does |
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| Previous month / Next month | Move one calendar month, including months with no scenes. |
| First dated scene | Return to the month containing the earliest dated scene in the selected book scope. |
| Previous story month / Next story month | Jump to the nearest earlier or later month containing dated scenes. These links appear only when such a month exists. |
| Day cell | Select a date and show its scene details. |
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Related Guides
Related guides
Calendar Month Selection
Month selects the visible calendar month. Empty months can occur between dated scenes; use story-month navigation to skip to a month containing scenes.
Story CalendarCalendar Selected Day
The day panel shows all scenes on the selected date, with available point of view, time and summary details, plus links to the scene editor and Timeline.
Story CalendarCalendar Unplaced Scenes
Unplaced scenes have no resolved start date. Expand the list and open a scene to review its time settings; a relative phrase alone may not establish a calendar date.
Story CalendarCalendar Book Filter
The book filter controls the dated scenes, summary counts, month choices and unplaced scenes. All books lets you compare events across a series.
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