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Script

Script is the chapter’s scene-and-dialogue writing surface inside a story project—not the final edit, and not the storyboard frames. In a Story project this modality is Script (narrative by default); in a Plan project it is labeled 词本 (instructional by default, with host roles 甲–丁). Body is organized as scenes: optional chapter header (title, time/place, cast summary), then description vs dialogue segments. Dialogue can carry character, emotion presets (calm/happy/excited/serious/puzzled/gentle/low), and spoken lines; word counts split description, dialogue, and host. Save to keep versions; switch read/edit. Expand jobs bill stars per use. Mac / OOSYS edit; Android / mini program mostly read-only.

Sidebar Short video → Story → pick a chapter → switch to Script (or copy) → confirm narrative vs instructional → fill the header → write scenes → save. Expand via the price table when needed. Shots and looks continue on Storyboard.

For stars, tickets, membership, or repertoire quotas, View reference prices (same source as OOSYS service pricing).

What this page covers

This page is only Script / copy: scene-and-dialogue writing for one chapter in a story project. It is not storyboard frames and not the final edit. Story projects label it Script (narrative default); Plan projects label it 词本 (instructional default).

Steps

  1. Sidebar Short video → Story, open a project (or create one with a price-table tier).
  2. Pick a chapter and switch to Script (Plan projects show 词本).
  3. Confirm format: narrative for plot dialogue; instructional uses hosts 甲–丁 as narrators.
  4. Fill the chapter header: title (Chapter n), time/place, cast summary.
  5. Add scenes: description segments, then dialogue segments.
  6. On dialogue, set character, emotion preset (calm/happy/excited/serious/puzzled/gentle/low), and lines.
  7. Insert hosts 甲–丁 when you need narration. Watch word counts (description / dialogue / host).
  8. Save versions; switch read/edit. Expand jobs bill stars per use (price table).
  9. Shots, frames, and cast continue on Storyboard—this page does not draw cells.

Typical features

Common capabilities aligned with the product catalog; fields follow the shipping build.

  • Two formats — Narrative script; instructional copy. Plan projects default to instructional.
  • Chapter header — Title, time/place, cast summary.
  • Scenes — Script body is organized as scenes; description and dialogue alternate inside a scene.
  • Description — Stage, action, and atmosphere copy.
  • Dialogue — Character, emotion presets, multi-line speech.
  • Hosts 甲–丁 — Narrator roles for instructional copy; counted in host words.
  • Word counts — Separate description / dialogue / host, plus script total.
  • Sidebars — Script-text sidebar and roster sidebar can collapse.
  • Versions — Save versions; UI mode read or edit.
  • Expand — Per-use star jobs; counts live on the chapter.
  • Clients — Mac / OOSYS edit; Android / mini program mostly read-only.

Create tiers and expand stars follow Fees & price list. Pictures and casting: Storyboard and Storyboard cast library.