• World Info

  A quick explanation of the different tabs inside the World Info panel, with links to articles that go into more detail when necessary.Some readers

• Card Types & Templates

  What are Card Types? Card types (and subtypes) are a key organisational feature in vvd. They can be anything, from characters, locations, events, etc. In general, they are structured with a large category as the parent type, and smaller divisions of that category as subtypes - for example the "Locations" type has "Kingdom" and "City" as it's subtypes. If you go to the Wiki screen, you'll notice that it shows your readers the cards organised by types, with subtypes for extra layers of orgFew readers

• Import & Export

  The Import and Export functions in vvd are currently in Beta. About Exports: You can export your whole World as a zip by clicking on the down-arrow next to your World name at the top left of the workspace. You can choose exporting writing only, in md and json files, or you can choose to export your media as well You can export individual documents by clicking on the "..." menu on the top right of them, and clicking "Share". Different documents have different file types available to expFew readers

• Worlds

  What is a World? A "World" in vvd is basically a project folder. When you enter a World in vvd, you're really entering a workspace designed to help you develop whatever creative project you've dedicated that World to. It doesn't necessarily mean that you are restricted to writing about one singular planet within that space. You can use vvd to create entire universes within the same project. How many can I have? If you're on the free plan, you will only be able to own one World.Few readers

• Themes

  This article lists the different customisation options for the World's workspace, as well as available accessibility accommodations.Few readers