Continuity Warnings
Warnings highlight possible continuity and planning issues so you can review them, dismiss them, or mark intentional choices.
WarningsWarnings
Warning Severity Summary
By severity helps you decide whether to start with errors, warnings or informational review notes.
Tags: warnings, severity, continuity
Overview
By severity groups warnings by how strongly they need review. Severity is a triage signal, not an automatic judgement.
When Should I Use This?
Use it when a project has many warnings and you need to decide where to start.
How To Use It
Begin with the most serious items when preparing for revision, but also scan lower-severity notes for useful clues.
Example
An error may point to missing required continuity. An informational note may still reveal a useful revision question.
Writer Tip
Severity tells you review order, not creative truth.
Common Mistakes
- Ignoring lower severity warnings entirely.
- Treating high severity as always wrong.
- Reviewing counts without opening the actual warnings.
Related Guides
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Warning List
The Warnings list shows individual advisory prompts you can investigate, dismiss or mark intentional.
WarningsWarning Type Summary
By type groups warnings by continuity area, such as timing, missing information or unresolved dependencies.
WarningsContinuity Warnings
Continuity warnings highlight possible contradictions or missing evidence for this scene.
Scene InspectorStory State
Story State summarises current character and asset continuity evidence around this scene.
Scene Inspector