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Scenes

Overview​

Scenes allow you to chain multiple scripts and dialogues together into organized, sequential playlists. Create complex narrative flows by linking related content without cramming logic into single nodes.

Features​

  • Sequential Chaining: Link multiple scripts and dialogues in order
  • Flexible References: Reference any Script or Dialogue document
  • Custom Labels: Add display labels to scene items for clarity
  • Organized Structure: Group related narrative content together

Usage Guide​

Creating a Scene​

  1. Create a new Scene document
  2. Add items by selecting a script or dialogue
  3. Define the start point (line number for scripts, node ID for dialogues)
  4. Optionally add a custom display label
  5. Arrange items in the desired sequence

Scene Playback​

Scenes can be played back using Drafft's built-in scene player, executing the items in order and maintaining game state throughout the sequence.

Use Cases​

  • Complex narrative sequences spanning multiple dialogues
  • Tutorial sequences combining scripts and dialogue
  • Story chapters or acts
  • Cinematic sequences with multiple components
Work in Progress

This documentation is being expanded. More detailed examples and workflow guides coming soon.