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Characters or sets can sometimes be written differently throughout the script. In our example below "The Town of Spectre" and "Town of Spectre" are exactly the same set, so they can be grouped together 👍 1) Go into the Script section, then into either Character or Sets.

2) If you have several elements with different name that should be one, select them and click on the "Group elements" icon.

3) Choose a master element name or enter a custom name.

You've now grouped your elements into one👌!

Note: You can't ungroup elements that are already synced with the Departments; you need to unsync them beforehand.

Here we'll show you how you can group two or more script elements together.

How do I group script elements together?

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Characters or sets can sometimes be written differently throughout the script. In our example below "The Town of Spectre" and "Town of Spectre" are exactly the same set, so they can be grouped together 👍1) Go into the Script section, then into either Character or Sets.

2) If you have several elements with different name that should be one, select them and click on the "Group elements" icon.

3) Choose a master element name or enter a custom name.

Characters or sets can sometimes be written differently throughout the script. In our example below "The Town of Spectre" and "Town of Spectre" are exactly the same set, so they can be grouped together 👍

1) Go into the Script section, then into either Character or Sets.