Creating & Publishing
Chapters and scenes
Use chapters and scenes to organize a story’s reading order, keep passages manageable, and place branches where they make sense.
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Summary
Use chapters and scenes to organize a story’s reading order, keep passages manageable, and place branches where they make sense.
Steps
- Create chapters or scenes in the story editor and give each a clear title that helps you recognize it in the outline.
- Arrange the linear reading order first; then add choice destinations where an interactive path should split or rejoin.
- Read the draft in Preview from the beginning and from each important branch to check transitions and context.
- Save before leaving the editor and rerun validation after changing order, deleting a passage, or moving a destination.
What to expect
- A linear story follows its authored sequence; an interactive story may route readers through only part of the full chapter set.
- Draft writing is manually saved and does not create an unlimited sequence of recoverable copies.
- A submitted new story or revision remains private until Admin review approves it; an already approved version stays public while an update is pending.
Troubleshooting
- If a scene is unreachable, inspect its incoming choices and the Map for a missing or mistyped destination.
- If the reading order looks wrong, check the outline order and start a fresh Preview to rule out an older saved route.
- If validation still reports a route error after correction, include the chapter title and exact message in Creator Support.