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I've been in Code Mode lately, and I've made some progress on my comic script markup language (called Panels for now).

I have no idea if this is something interesting to people here -- especially as using it is, for the moment, pretty technical -- but here's a link to the github repo:

https://github.com/wartman/panels

I'd love to hear what people think, and if this is at all interesting or something folks want.

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GitHub - wartman/panels: A simple markup language for comics

A simple markup language for comics. Contribute to wartman/panels development by creating an account on GitHub.
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David Revoy
David Revoy  
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Interesting and refreshing to read the solution of other, thanks for sharing.

On Pepper&Carrot, I tried to find a markdown-compatible way to write scenarios, https://framagit.org/peppercarrot/scenarios/-/blob/master/02_Scenarios-for-new-episodes/The-summoning_by_Deevad.md?plain=1 , for collaboration on Git (with diff, etc).

With all Markdown to HTML around, I can generate the web version (a PHP md→html simple library) : https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/fan-art/fan-fiction__02_Scenarios-for-new-episodes~~The-summoning_by_Deevad.html

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Fan-art - Pepper&Carrot

Official homepage of Pepper&Carrot, a free(libre) and open-source webcomic about Pepper, a young witch and her cat, Carrot. They live in a fantasy universe of potions, magic, and creatures.
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David Revoy
David Revoy  
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Anyway, after being around since 2014, my markup isn't that useful.

The community has a low interaction with scenarios/written stuff (time consuming, require imagination to see the potential as a comic).

And so, it's real storyboards that have more engagement and are the starting point of my collaborative comic feedback process.

I wish for a storyboard tool that could store markdown plain text and get full preview on Gitlab/Github I guess 😺

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