Splitting Storyboards

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Using the Split Storyboard dialog, you can divide your storyboard into two separate projects so that two project collaborators can work on their half of the project simultaneously. Later, you can assemble both halves of the project back into a single project.

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There are two approaches to splitting your project:

  • You can choose to export one half of the project into a different project and keep the other half in the current project. If you do this, you can assemble the project back into a single project by inserting the second half at the end of the first half, or by merging both projects together.
  • You can choose to split the current project into two new projects and keep the current project as a master project. Later, you can assemble the split projects back into the master project using the Merge and Replace dialog.
IMPORTANT: If you intend to split your project into two new projects, then import the changes made in the two new projects into the original project using the Merge and Replace dialog, it is highly recommended to lock you project's scene and panel numbers before splitting your project. To do this, in the top menu, select Storyboard > Lock Scene and Panel Names.

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