Create and open a script
Start with a working title and structure, or return to a script in your library.
Begin Robin and Alex’s story with the working title The door. You can change the title and add acts or scenes as the story grows.
Create a script
Section titled “Create a script”- On the home screen, choose New script.
- Enter
The doorin Script name. - Choose the initial structure:
- Multi-act: starts with an Act heading and a Scene heading.
- One-act: starts with a Scene heading, without an Act heading.
- Choose Create script.
The editor opens the new script. Multi-act is selected by default. The choice gives you a starting structure; you can add acts and scenes later.
If you leave the name empty, the script starts as Untitled script.
Open an existing script
Section titled “Open an existing script”On the home screen, find its card and click the title or Go to editor. The editor opens that script for continued work.
To return to your library from the editor, use Go to home in the header.
Try the example script
Section titled “Try the example script”When your library is empty, the home screen offers Create example script. It creates an example in your library and opens it so you can explore the editor.
This action appears for an empty library after it finishes loading. Once you have scripts, use New script to start your own work.
Start from a file
Section titled “Start from a file”If you already have a .stagistic or .stepkg file, choose Import script on the home screen and follow Import or restore a script.