Places that stay consistent

Give a recurring location its own locked reference sheet, the way characters get model sheets.

Readers forgive a wobbly face before they forgive the hero's house changing architecture between pages. A recurring place can be locked exactly like a character: it gets an establishing reference sheet, and every panel set there carries that sheet into the render.

  1. Open the Cast tab and find Places at the bottom of the roster.
  2. Describe the place — “the basalt lighthouse on the cliff” — and press Add a place.
  3. Komiks names it, writes its description, draws its establishing sheet and locks it, in one go (2 credits).
  4. From then on, the writer tags panels that happen there, and the renderer keeps the place consistent.

Pages scripted before the place existed are not tagged. Rescript a page after adding a place and the writer will tag its panels.

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