I'm going to add my agreement that more features might be okay, but it's just fine as it is. I've tried several different diagramming apps, but so many of them are too complicated. I spend more time trying to figure out how to display things than I do thinking about the ideas I want to get across or...

matt wrote:If you click on the "Toggle Items" toolbar option, you can show/hide any arcs you want, and also drag them around in the table into any order you want.

Ah... which I now see you kindly mention in the manual. Opps My habit of skimming manuals once again works against me

Thank you.

Nice example :D Yeah... I do something similar with the long events. The problem is that it really only works nicely when separated into arcs. Otherwise all those events get mixed in with other stuff. Yet, having all of those separate arcs starts to get problematic, especially when dealing with mult...

sarajiel wrote:I guess that leads to a bigger redesign of the UI.

Now.... see.... I really kind of like the current UI...

The way you describe that behavior, I immediately had to think about Gantt charts. Although it is a rather nice idea, I guess that leads to a bigger redesign of the UI. :cry: From my personal experience with project management tools abused for writing, I'd say that it works quite well for single ch...

I have had other conversations with someone along similar lines, where events are really just the trigger points to advance the story or character - i.e. the events are the cause, and their effect is to advance a character to the next state of their "character arc". Yes! That is part of w...

I'm sorry if this has been addressed before, but I haven't had a chance to look through all of the previous posts :) After using this software, and Timeline 3D for a few years now, I think I've finally put my finger on a "want" that I've always had. It comes down to the difference between ...