Editing Working on Scrivener Projects on an iPad (OUTMODED) (section)

== Editing projects with StorySkeleton ==

=== Problems ===

I believe StorySkeleton becomes unstable when "stacks" are nested more than one deep. 

* I could not export the Natural World 5 project in .scriv format, only .opml format.
* When I try to stack two stacks together, StorySkeleton wants to merge them, i.e. put all the cards in both stacks into a single stack. 
** Basically two stacks can't be merged as siblings. One will be the parent, and the other will be nested inside. 
** The first stack selected will ultimately be the child.
** Tap the blue arrows button. [[file:storyskeleton-arrows.png]]
** Swipe to the stack that will be the parent stack.
** Tap the "stack" button at the bottom of the screen.
** Choose "Embed Stack"
* Here's pretty much a <span style="font-weight:900;color:red;">show-stopper bug</span>:
** Stack two stacks together as described above. 
** Now one stack is the parent, with some number of cards inside of it. 
** The other stack is also nested inside the parent.
** Go to the child stack and click the blue arrows. 
** Click the "unstack" button. 
** '''Result:''' StorySkeleton crashes, and after relaunching StorySkeleton and opening the project, the child stack is now missing entirely from the project.

=== Exporting the Scrivener desktop project ===

From Scrivener desktop, with a folder within the Scrivener selected: File > Export > OPML or Mindmap File

* '''Location:''' Local Dropbox folder > `/Apps/StorySkeleton (1)/Export/`
* '''Save As:''' Opml(.opml)
* '''Content:''' Titles and Synopses

=== Importing the Scrivener project into the StorySkeleton iPad app ===

When StorySkeleton starts up it will prompt for New, Open, or Import.

* Import (link Dropbox account if necessary)
* All available .opml files will be displayed. These are all the .opml files found in the `/Apps/StorySkeleton (1)/Export/` folder within the Dropbox repository.

=== Exporting the StorySkeleton project ===

[[file:storyskeleton-export.png|right|thumb|162px|StorySkeleton export options]]
* Click on the skull icon. [[file:Storyskeleton-skull.png]]
* Click the share button. [[file:Storyskeleton-share.png]]
* There is an option to export in native .scriv format, but for me this always crashes.
* If the native .scriv export doesn't work, export as .opml.
* Choose the '''Send to Dropbox''' option.
* '''autosave:''' on.

==== Exporting as .scriv ====

When exporting in .scriv format, StorySkeleton saves it as a .zip file in the Dropbox folder, probably as a way to manage the way that Scrivener saves each of its cards as a separate file in the project folder.

The exported .scriv project has to be unzipped before importing it into Scrivener of course.

=== Importing changes made in StorySkeleton back into the Scrivener project ===

* Open the project in Scrivener. 
* Select "Draft" in the Binder.
* Import > OPML or Mindmap File...
** '''Import File:''' `''[Dropbox folder]''/Apps/StorySkeleton (1)/Export/''[storyskeleton_export]''.opml`
** '''Import notes into:''' Main Text (with Synopsis)

The result will be a new folder in the binder with the name of the .ompl file, with a tree underneath reflecting the tree created in StorySkeleton.

With the .opml import all of the nodes are imported as flat cards. They have to be manually converted to folders (right click on node > Convert to Folder).