Great video, thank you. Some questions that could be topics for other videos. 1# Comparing the limitations with the plans of Scribe and Hobbyist. Is it worth using this software to write a novel with the Scribe plan for example. As some people have tight budget like myself, and also having to additionally pay/sub to another LLM service to be able to get a API Key from Open Ai or OpenRouter (I might just go for one such as the Open Router as that seems to have more models). 2# How well does the Ai remember and keep things consistent with characters and their changes/arcs and also with the plot itself? For example say you are editing chapter 5 and you don't want the Ai to confuse facts about something that has yet to happen in chapter 8- which a character shouldn't know about in chapter 5? Or a character later completely changes their stance on certain topic. It seems like the Codex is what helps the Ai keep things consistent. How well does it do this? When it does mess up, do you just add more context to the codex to fix it? Is there a tool to scan for inconsistencies, I guess not since you said you use a human editor. 3# Is there a grammar checker feature that will highlight bad grammar on the users part? Especially if we accidentally use words that mix past and present tense, I tend to be bad at this at times, for example when writing action sequences.

@EranB.Y-creatingwithAI

24 күн бұрын

There's definitely room to explore additional tools. I'm currently planning to showcase Sudowrite as well, but my main successful experience has been with NC, and I'm specializing in that platform at the moment. The Codex, which is the database for every book in NC, contains information about the characters. There are clear recommendations that character descriptions should include consistent personality traits so that a character's behavior at the start of the book aligns with how they behave at the end. Consistent traits should be maintained while allowing character development throughout the chapters. It's recommended not to describe the character too much in physical terms because otherwise, the system constantly reminds you what the character looks like. It's best to include this in the initial prompt with specific details. I haven't seen a grammar checker in the system, but you can select a passage and click on "Rewrite," which will rewrite it in a more grammatically correct way."

How does it work in other languages? Are GTP or Claude translating from english to your language, or are they trained individually on literature in the chosen language? If choosing Danish, for example, how is the prose generatated in comparison to the english prose?

@EranB.Y-creatingwithAI

24 күн бұрын

I haven't tried Danish, I write in Hebrew and English The system works fine in English And in a good way in Hebrew. The level of Hebrew is not the same as English yet and there is also a difference between how models write in my language. There are languages such as Spanish, German, French and Arabic, let's say they also work perfectly in the system since the models are well trained on them I checked for you and Danish exists in the system, so you can try and check how the system writes in Danish

Thankyou for uploading this video it is very helpful indeed. Do you still need to use an editor before publishing using this tool ?...Thankyou

@EranB.Y-creatingwithAI

Ай бұрын

I actually use a human editor for line editing in the final step. I'm already working with someone for my current book, but I'll check with you on the next books

where is the audio?

@EranB.Y-creatingwithAI

19 күн бұрын

Right there with the clip

Does it work for non fiction books?

@EranB.Y-creatingwithAI

Ай бұрын

Yes, but I think there are better platforms to do that for non fiction. ‏you can check soduwrite or jasper