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Davidy22 at 23:31, 21 February 2013

2013-02-21T23:31:27Z

Stevage: what?

2013-02-21T23:21:54Z

what?

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2013-02-21T23:03:47Z

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I just have some of the data right now, haven't found a good way to visually get it aocsrs. I almost wish there was a Google Maps-like interface for data, where you could break the story into the continent view just a list of the basic acts and the total time and then you could zoom into the street level the actual scene by scene breakdown and see how each scene moves the story forward. I'm willing to bet you could do it in an Excel spreadsheet, with data cells for scene length, scene description, etc. Grouping the scenes into act hierarchies doesn't seem like it'd be terribly complicated, and the whole thing would update automatically based on the spreadsheet. Might even be able to include a key image for each scene/act.This actually seems like it could be awesome. If you're interested in exploring it more, we should pull Chris Miller in on it: he's really come into his own as a writer, and he has the knowledge of coding to tell us whether or not we're crazy.

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−	I just have some of the data right now, haven't found a good way to visually get it aocsrs. I almost wish there was a Google Maps-like interface for data, where you could break the story into the continent view just a list of the basic acts and the total time and then you could zoom into the street level the actual scene by scene breakdown and see how each scene moves the story forward. I'm willing to bet you could do it in an Excel spreadsheet, with data cells for scene length, scene description, etc. Grouping the scenes into act hierarchies doesn't seem like it'd be terribly complicated, and the whole thing would update automatically based on the spreadsheet. Might even be able to include a key image for each scene/act.This actually seems like it could be awesome. If you're interested in exploring it more, we should pull Chris Miller in on it: he's really come into his own as a writer, and he has the knowledge of coding to tell us whether or not we're crazy.
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	:Two question: who are you, and what on earth are you talking about? [[User:Stevage\|Stevage]] ([[User talk:Stevage\|talk]]) 23:21, 21 February 2013 (UTC)		:Two question: who are you, and what on earth are you talking about? [[User:Stevage\|Stevage]] ([[User talk:Stevage\|talk]]) 23:21, 21 February 2013 (UTC)
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	I just have some of the data right now, haven't found a good way to visually get it aocsrs. I almost wish there was a Google Maps-like interface for data, where you could break the story into the continent view just a list of the basic acts and the total time and then you could zoom into the street level the actual scene by scene breakdown and see how each scene moves the story forward. I'm willing to bet you could do it in an Excel spreadsheet, with data cells for scene length, scene description, etc. Grouping the scenes into act hierarchies doesn't seem like it'd be terribly complicated, and the whole thing would update automatically based on the spreadsheet. Might even be able to include a key image for each scene/act.This actually seems like it could be awesome. If you're interested in exploring it more, we should pull Chris Miller in on it: he's really come into his own as a writer, and he has the knowledge of coding to tell us whether or not we're crazy.		I just have some of the data right now, haven't found a good way to visually get it aocsrs. I almost wish there was a Google Maps-like interface for data, where you could break the story into the continent view just a list of the basic acts and the total time and then you could zoom into the street level the actual scene by scene breakdown and see how each scene moves the story forward. I'm willing to bet you could do it in an Excel spreadsheet, with data cells for scene length, scene description, etc. Grouping the scenes into act hierarchies doesn't seem like it'd be terribly complicated, and the whole thing would update automatically based on the spreadsheet. Might even be able to include a key image for each scene/act.This actually seems like it could be awesome. If you're interested in exploring it more, we should pull Chris Miller in on it: he's really come into his own as a writer, and he has the knowledge of coding to tell us whether or not we're crazy.
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		+	:Two question: who are you, and what on earth are you talking about? [[User:Stevage\|Stevage]] ([[User talk:Stevage\|talk]]) 23:21, 21 February 2013 (UTC)