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BreakdownMark a scene's breakdown complete
Show that a scene is finished, and reopen it if you need to.
Before you start
- A scene from the current Production Source is open.
Steps
Click Mark Complete at the top right of the breakdown panel.
The button's tooltip says Mark this scene's breakdown complete. It is the same button for every scene of the Production Source. It is not shown for a removed scene.
Look at the panel and the scene list.
The button now reads Complete with a tick, and its tooltip says Reopen this scene's breakdown. The scene row gains a green tick. The line under Scenes counts one more, for example 2 of 36 complete. A message says the scene is marked complete, with an Undo link. A scene can be marked complete while suggestions are still waiting, as the picture shows.
To reopen the scene, click Complete again.
A message says the scene is reopened. Use the Complete and Not complete filters to list finished and unfinished scenes.
What you get
The scene is counted as complete, and you can filter by it.
Watch out for
- Marking complete is your decision. OpenFrame does not check that every element is confirmed.