Resolve a warning
Go to what causes it, fix it, or mark it as intended.
Jawaban ini belum tersedia dalam bahasa Anda.
- In the warning, click Go: it takes you to the text or card that causes it, even in another book of the series.
- Fix it, or click Dismiss if it's intended.
When you fix what caused it, the warning goes away on its own.
The other buttons
- See its life over time: shows on the chronology when that card exists.
- The button starting with "Don't warn about this for…" stops warning about it for that card.
- Resolved: if you've already fixed it; you can leave a note. If it comes back with other data, it reopens and tells you.
- See the rule: on warnings from one of your rules, opens that rule.
While writing, in In the scene, the button is It's intentional.
What you've already decided
Your decisions are saved with the work. At the top of the list you choose what to see: Open, Dismissed, Resolved or All. Note changes your note and Warn again makes it warn you again.
An example: Tavi wasn't on the dock
In "The Isles of Selwen", Tavi Remsi is listed as a witness to what happens in "IV. Green eyes", but isn't in that scene. If Tavi wasn't there, in "Who knows what" change how they know it to "was told" (Who knows what, and since when). If they were, add them to the scene's card (The document's card). Either way the warning goes away.
Exaratio 0.9 · revisi 1 · 28 Oktober 2026