Super Mode Tutorial: Keep Drawing Plot Cards
Super mode is for discovering a story by choosing, not for planning every chapter in advance. You can draw immediately with only a project title, or add a one-time direction for the next draw.
1. Draw three cards
Open Outline and select Draw the first set. Cards arrive one by one and remain disabled until all three and the story memory pass validation. If a draw fails, retrying does not change the path.
2. Choose one and keep going
Pick A, B, or C. The chosen card enters the story path and Super mode deals exactly one new set, then waits for you. It never chooses for you or runs unattended. Use Draw another set for alternatives; the latest three sets remain available.
The optional direction field affects one draw only. If you type while cards are arriving, that new text is kept for the following draw.
3. Revisit without losing context
Use Undo last choice for the newest step. Open Full path to see every selected card and the complete candidate set shown at that time. Changing an older choice clearly shows how many later points will be removed; existing chapter drafts are never deleted automatically.
4. Group plots when you want to write
Select Group plots whenever the path contains ungrouped points. The default is three plot cards per chapter; use the stepper to choose from 1 to 12 and the chapter preview updates instantly, without an AI call, waiting, or credits. A short final group becomes a writable chapter immediately. Future plots fill that latest chapter first unless its draft has already been written, in which case they start a new chapter. Existing chapter boundaries are never split when you change the setting.
After applying, open Write chapters to generate one chapter or all organized chapters in order. You can return to the card table and keep drawing at any time—there is no lock, finish-chapter, or unlock step.
Next
For chapter-by-chapter planning, read the Normal mode tutorial. For a whole-book map, read the Master mode tutorial.