Editing

You can change almost anything after generating. Changes made by the AI are proposals: you see a before and after, then Keep or Discard it. Small changes (a name, a switch) apply at once.

Proposals

A proposal shows right under the button you used, in the same pane.
Only one at a time: while one is open, the other change buttons wait (“A change is open below: keep or discard it before making another.”).
If a change touches other parts too, it says so (“This also changes Part 4”), with a link to look at each.
Keep applies it and shows “✓ Kept: … Undo”. Discard leaves everything as it was.
If it fails, it says why, with Dismiss.
If the scene changed while a proposal was open, keeping it is refused: make it again.

A whole scene

✦ Redo this scene: plans the scene again (new ideas, new objects).
✦ Draw again: keeps the plan, redraws every object.

One part

✦ Redo this part: makes the part again.
Change this part: say what to change, e.g. “put the fire on the person’s head” or “make the badge #ff6b5b”. If it can’t tell where something goes, it asks you to say where it belongs.
⋯: what triggers each thing and how it moves; switch the part between animated, speaker and voice card; show your footage.

Objects

In a scene’s Objects:

Change an object in words (“make it a red bicycle”): only that object is redrawn.
Rename or Remove it (removing takes it out of every part).
+ Add object: describe something new, or use your own picture (see Pictures and My objects).

You can say how things sit together: on something, in something, or behind it. Revoyse keeps text readable and stops things overlapping by accident.

Cutting a part

On the timeline, Cut start and Cut end split a part at a word, to make two.

Undo

Each scene keeps its history. Undo steps back one change at a time, newest first, all the way to how it was generated.

The models line

Each part shows which models its edits use. Pick others there for your edits; Generate keeps the settings’ models.