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# Help

I'll try to teach you how to write a comic. Can be confusing at start so I suggest you to have a look to the examples and match the colors on each description to better understand how it works.
1 - The first line of your comic script is the title. Enclose it with quotation marks. You can also specify other attributes of the comic.
"this is the title of my comic" in english
2 - Optionally you can add a "premise", in which you define what your characters will do for the whole comic.
kesiev is having dinner
bianca is happy and is playing videogames
A smiling man
The structure of the premise includes the subject at any position surrounded by its attributes.
3 - Then you have to create a panel, in which the scene is set. To create a panel just write the panel word as first or last word of a sentence with its own adjectives.
A dark openspace panel - or - panel with a dark openspace
4 - Then you have to describe the scene with one or more sentences. The action splits each sentence in two: the first part includes the subject with its attributes, the second one describes the action except for the last word, that is the the spoken word. If more words are said (quite ever), surround them with quotation marks.
Remember that while you can write anything as spoken words, subjects, attributes, actions and action descriptions are applied only if defined into the library, so have a look to the library tool on the main menu bar to check out which of them you can use for your comic. Many of them can be combined together so be creative!
kesiev happy and smiling says loudly Hello!
bianca replies "Hi there!"
man is smiling
The action and its attributes are not mandatory, so if a character just show up saying nothing, just write his name and its attributes.
5 - Go to step 3 again and add new panels until your story is done. You can add nearly any number of panels. Once you're done, just add - if you want - some credits to your comic, surrounding them with quotation marks.
credits: "2010 - by KesieV. Thanks to everybody!"
That's all. Remember that any word that doesn't match anything in the library will be ignored and the same happens with symbols so you can give more meaning to your scripts! Have fun!