The text colors that mark the characters/locations/items in Scapple. The SETTINGS section mainly refers to colors, i.e.This file is also automatically copied to the global configuration folder during installation. It contains scappex’s default settings and options. The scappex distribution comes with a sample configuration file located in the sample subfolder.
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How to provide/modify a configuration file Its entries override scappex’s built-in constants as well as the global configuration, if any. the folder containing your yWriter and Timeline project files. Local project configurationĪn optional project configuration file named scappex.ini can be placed in your project directory, i.e. The setup script installs a sample configuration file containing scappex’s default values. This is the path:Ĭ:\Users\\.pywriter\scappex\config\scappex.ini Its entries override scappex’s built-in constants. Global configurationĪn optional global configuration file can be placed in the configuration directory in your user profile. Be always aware that faulty entries may cause program errors. You can override the default settings by providing a configuration file. Mark itemsĮither apply the “Item” style, if any, via context menu, or tick the big green field above the text color swatch in the Inspector. Mark minor charactersĮither apply the “Minor character” style, if any, via context menu, or tick the big purple field above the text color swatch in the Inspector. Mark locationsĮither apply the “Location” style, if any, via context menu, or tick the big blue field above the text color swatch in the Inspector.Įither apply the “Major character” style, if any, via context menu, or tick the big red field above the text color swatch in the Inspector. Mark tagsĮither apply the “Tag” style, if any, via context menu, or make the note’s border style “Square” in the Inspector. Mark notesĮither apply the “Note” style, if any, via context menu, or make the note’s border style “Cloud” in the Inspector.
To make the scene a “Notes” scene, either apply the “NotesScene” style, or make its border style “Cloud” in the Inspector. Then you can apply the styles via context menu.Įither apply the “Scene” style, if any, via context menu, or tick “Shadow” in the Inspector to mark the note as scene. In the file picker dialog, select \sample\styles.scap. You can either use this diagram as a template, or import the styles into your own Scapple diagram. The scappex distribution comes with a sample Scapple project styles.scap including all required styles. How to mark notes for export Import styles (optional) If a scene is pointed to by several characters, or by no character, the viewpoint is random.
Scenes are ordered by their position in the Scapple diagram (from top left to bottom right).Notes with a shadow and “cloud” border are converted to “Notes” scenes.Notes with a shadow are converted to scenes.They can be imported into any yWriter project. However, if the yWriter project already exists, it would not be overwritten. It is placed in the same directory as the source file. Scappex generates a new yWriter project file with the same file name as the Scapple source file,īut with the extension. silent suppress error messages and the request to confirm overwriting Mode of operation Usage: scappex.pyw Sourcefile positional arguments: launch the program on the command line passing the yWriter project file as an argument, or.You can launch the program by dragging a scap file and dropping it on the shortcut icon. The included installation script prompts you to create a shortcut on the desktop. The scappex Python script creates a yWriter 7 project from a Scapple outline.
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