Dictation#
Speak a passage onto the page, then review the cleaned-up words.
After cleanup#
The row beneath a finished passage starts CLEANED UP YOUR DICTATION and names any scenes or characters added.
Keep dismisses the cleanup row. Undo takes the cleanup back. Later suggestions still need their own decision.
If you clean up typed text by leaving Vomit draft, the row starts CLEANED UP · THE PAGES.
Proposed edits#
A proposed deletion crosses out the words to remove. A replacement crosses out the old words and shows the proposed text beside them. The crossed-out words stay on the page until you accept the edit.
Transitions such as CUT TO BLACK can have proposed edits too. Accepting a deletion removes that transition and leaves the surrounding passage in place.
Removing a script note#
On an empty note, press Backspace or Delete once to remove it. When the note is the first line of the script, including a note alone on the page, an ordinary Action line remains. To clear a written note in one step, select the whole note or all its words, then press either key. You can undo that change.
Note... is the invitation to write in an empty note; the surrounding brackets are not characters you need to select.
When Nisaba offers choices#
Nisaba's explanation appears in a reply bubble above the choices, with the same name and writing style as other replies. Choose an option beneath it to continue the conversation.