Yep, this is your chance to see my brain in action. It’s about how to turn your outline into a scene by watching me do exactly that.

Scrivener isn’t really about yWriter6 or Scrivener. Now, if you’d rather use Scrivener, or even Microsoft Word, to write your scenes and chapters, that’s perfectly fine.

So, to celebrate the end of the series, I want to show you what it’s like to write a scene in yWriter6. Why else have you gotten this far if you don’t intend to use them the right way? That would be insanity! Right? So, don’t be that guy.īut, I know you’re going to use them to write your story. If you use them only for pretending to work on a story, just putting them on your screen whenever you have company over instead of writing the story, well, that’s not effective use of either program, nor is it an effective way to tell a story.

(You have been watching the videos and reading the articles, right?)īefore I close, I want to remind you that using either yWriter6 or Scrivener works only if you plan to write an actual story or, at the very least, plan a story. Yep, that’s my way of saying that you’ve made it to the end of the yWriter vs.

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