Review and rewrite your episode's script
Before an episode is animated, you can now edit every line, change who says it and reorder the conversation, or ask the free script assistant to rewrite it for the screen.
What changed. Making an episode in Inkroost Animate now has a Script step before the price. It lists every line of the chapter, scene by scene, with who says it. You can rewrite a line, give it to another character or the narrator, mark it as a thought or a shout, add a line, cut one, or move it up or down. Short names from your pages, like "Kaito", are matched to the full names on your character sheets, like "Kaito Mori", so each line goes to the right voice.
Scene by scene. The script is laid out one scene per page. Edit opens a scene: its lines, who says them and their order, and while you review a plan, the wording of each of its shots.
Ask the script assistant. Inside a scene, tell the assistant what you want: "make this flow like a movie scene", "Kaito should be the one who asks", "cut the narrator, show it through dialogue". It rewrites that scene so the lines work out loud, or the whole script at once if you ask from the top. You see every change next to the old line, keep the ones you like and untick the rest. The assistant is free.
Already planned or finished? Open the episode and its scenes are right there with the plan. Changes to the lines go into a new version: you see what planning it costs and about what animating it costs before you confirm, and the exact price again before anything is animated. A finished episode stays as it is.
Why it matters. A conversation that reads well in speech balloons does not always play well as a film. Now the episode says what you want it to say.