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56 | {/if} 57 |67 | Create a new version of this project. Use the name/version field below to 68 | give your draft an internal name that describes it relative to the larger 69 | project. 70 |
71 |89 | You are creating a new draft{#if copyScenes} 90 | with copied scenes{/if} from your current draft 91 | {draftTitle($selectedDraft)} 92 | at 93 | {draftPath} 94 |
95 |53 | A multi-scene project is comprised of many ordered notes, called “scenes,” 54 | that you can combine together into your manuscript. It also includes an index 55 | file, the YAML frontmatter of which is used by Longform to track your project. 56 |
57 |58 | Because this project type involves multiple notes, Longform will create 59 | an enclosing folder for your project and its scenes. You can always 60 | rename the folder, the index file, or both. 61 |
62 | {:else} 63 |64 | A single-scene project is a single note, perhaps a short story or 65 | essay, that includes its own YAML frontmatter which is used by Longform to 66 | track your project. 67 |
68 | {/if} 69 |87 | You are creating a {type === "scenes" ? "multi-scene" : "single-scene"} project 90 | at 91 | {draftPath} 92 |
93 |
94 | To begin, find or create a folder somewhere in your vault in which you
95 | would like to create your novel. Right-click it and select
96 | Create Longform Project.
97 |
35 | Longform has been upgraded and requires a migration to a new format. 36 | Deprecated index files will be deleted, and some scene files may move. 37 | It’s recommended to back up your vault before migrating. 38 |
39 |40 | You can view the docs and an explanation of what this migration does here. 44 |
45 | 48 |