Um beim Schreiben eines Romans die Übersicht zu behalten, verwende ich Scapple; ich schiebe darauf Personen, Ereignisse, zeitliche Abfolgen, Ideen hin und her, verknüpfe sie miteinander, löse Verbindungen wieder auf oder streiche/lösche Leute, Ereignisse u.ä..
#Scapple dürfte auch hilfreich sein, wenn man einen verknoteten Plot aufdröseln möchte. https://selfpublishingadvice.org/writing-with-scapple-the-mind-mapping-tool-from-scrivener/
In ähnlicher Weise, weniger bequem, ginge es auch mit Zetteln auf dem Tisch oder einem Whiteboard.
I'm planning to do #NaNoWriMo (I know the org is gone, but ye can't stop me writing a book) next month, so I've been taking scraps of time to do bits of "planning". Any by "planning" I mean brain-dumping thematic ephemera incoherently into a #Scapple board.
Writing is boring and hard.
Digging into the #ColdCityRPG Dossier to find the connections with a view of getting it to the table sometime in the new year. Using #scapple to map the connections.
The Cold City Dossier is a found evidence style module; full of fake documents, its for the GM to pull together the scenario. It can be seen as a precursor to game material like The Armitage Files, Absinthe in Carcosa and the Dracula Dossier. I'm fortunate in having a hardcopy as well as the electronic files.
Aus aktuellem Anlass, sehr schönes Video zu Scapple von Gian.
https://youtu.be/U4uurM3hBR4?si=IYUNaSYRfoAtM5jw
Da mein Tool iThoughtsX vom Entwickler aufgegeben wurde, werde ich zurück zu #Scapple gehen. #mindmapping #tools #scrivener #brainstorming
I agree. The pricing for app subscriptions often bears little relation to the value they deliver. Drafts at $20/year and Bear at $30 seem fairly priced. Fantastical at $60/year is pushing it, and is probably worth it only to people who have very full schedules or have to frequently arrange meetings with 3 or more people who have few openings. I’m sure NotePlan is a great app, but $120 a year is just nuts, especially since you have to pay for your own iCloud storage on top of it. (I know some ...
@TfTHacker Tbh, Canvas came out of left field for me. It wasn’t something I was wishing for or expecting, though I played with it when it came out. So far I really only use mindmaps for brainstorming, and I still find #Scapple a little quicker and easier to use for that (just drag a node to another node to connect them). I also prefer Scapple’s straight connector lines to Canvas’s squiggly ones.
I know you can link to stuff in your vault, and I may find a use for #Obsidian Canvas eventually.
I've been trying to find a way to analyze my #DNA matches. I want to get a better idea of what relationship I share with a match and how much DNA we share. I'm a big fan of #Scapple and used it to lay out my Dad's maternal matches.
It will be interesting to compare maternal to paternal. Maybe I will get some insights.
Do you use charts to help you understand your DNA matches?
#GeneticGenealogy #Genealogy #Geneadons
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