Please be kind—new to this, and tearing my hair out, lol. A little over a year ago, I tried Novelcrafter's free 21 days. During that time, I used it to write 5 chapters of a fantasy novel, just trying to learn the ropes. Then I got distracted, let the free version run out and didn't open it again. Recently, I looked over the chapters I'd done with Novelcrafter—and they were actually pretty good. And here's the issue: I want to keep going, but for the life of me, I can't remember how I got these chapters written! As of today, I've paid for a month of the Artisan level. My codex, chapters, and scene summaries are still there, and I still have $4.98 credit. But I can't find any record of chats or prompts or which LLM I used. I looked through my Chat and Claude accounts to see if I'd written them there and imported them, but I think I must have written them in NC. I used the chat to expand a scene summary into a full scene, but it wasn't nearly as good as what I came up with last year. Any idea how to get the magic back?

NC delivers my book with no paragraphing and AI can't figure it out.Like you I get it in a docx doc and hand sepateing the paragraphs seems to be against the point of NC. Thoughts? Dana?

Ok y’all might not see this as exciting - but this means I’m set up for Thursday & beyond Interesting thing is I loaded AG up on my desktop and projects do NOT automatically come over….

Hi @Dana Sacco and everyone! 👋 I just finished going through the NovelCrafter Masterclass materials and I'm loving the workflow - especially the beats system and custom prompts. One thing I noticed: the course covers importing an outline and creating beats FROM chapter summaries, but I didn't see a lesson on actually creating the outline/chapter summaries themselves. The Beats lesson lists "Chapter summaries/outline ready" as a prerequisite. Two questions: 1. Is there a lesson or resource I missed that covers how to develop the outline before bringing it into NovelCrafter? 2. Will the Antigravity class cover this step (going from story idea → chapter-by-chapter outline)? Thanks so much! Just want to make sure I'm not missing a piece of the puzzle.

I just started writing my first chapter, and using the same beats, I had 3 different models generate the chapter. They are almost identical, except for a word or phrase here and there. Did I do something wrong? I expected them each to have a different style or voice, maybe start the scene a little differently, so i could choose which sounded most like me, and which created a story that fit my vision. But they are pretty much the same! Is this normal?