Continuity Warnings
Warnings highlight possible continuity and planning issues so you can review them, dismiss them, or mark intentional choices.
WarningsWarnings
Warning Type Summary
By type groups warnings by continuity area, such as timing, missing information or unresolved dependencies.
Tags: warnings, type, continuity
Overview
By type shows what kind of warning appears most often. This helps reveal whether the project has a specific kind of revision risk.
When Should I Use This?
Use it when you want to know whether issues are mostly about locations, assets, plot threads, timing or missing scene data.
How To Use It
Look for clusters. A repeated warning type often points to one workflow that needs cleanup.
Example
Many missing-location warnings may mean scene placement needs a focused pass.
Writer Tip
Patterns are more useful than isolated warnings.
Common Mistakes
- Fixing individual warnings without noticing the repeated cause.
- Assuming a common type is automatically a major problem.
- Ignoring type filters on large projects.
Related Guides
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Warning List
The Warnings list shows individual advisory prompts you can investigate, dismiss or mark intentional.
WarningsWarning Severity Summary
By severity helps you decide whether to start with errors, warnings or informational review notes.
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