Obsidian plugins with #creative-writing#

The Object Writer plugin is designed to facilitate creative writing exercises by generating a quick note with a random word and a built-in timer. Ideal for object writing, it encourages sensory-rich descriptions and creative exploration. The plugin automatically names and formats new notes, incorporating customizable elements such as the date, time, and random word. Users can adjust the timer settings, note file path, and default tags for flexibility. This tool is perfect for writers looking to incorporate structured exercises into their workflow, offering a seamless integration with Obsidian's note-taking capabilities.

The StoryLine plugin turns a vault into a book planning workspace with scene boards, a corkboard, plot grids, timelines and a continuous manuscript view. It stores projects as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter, manages scenes, notes, archive items and exports, and adds detailed inspectors for status, POV, characters, locations, tags and custom scene fields. The plugin also includes a Codex hub for characters, locations and custom categories, relationship and story graphs, setup and payoff tracking, filtering, writing goals, sprint timers and pacing or plot hole analysis. It can import Scrivener projects, export outlines or manuscripts to Markdown, JSON, CSV, HTML, PDF and DOCX, and group books into a series with a shared Codex. Series migration checks that automatic internal link updates are enabled before files move.

The Tengwar plugin enables users to incorporate Tengwar script into their Obsidian notes, enhancing the creative possibilities for fans of Tolkien's languages. It allows users to create code blocks with Tengwar text and supports customizing fonts within these blocks to suit different styles, such as Annatar, Eldamar, or Telcontar. Users can also modify the keyword for defining these blocks based on their preferences. The plugin supports both ISO 8859-1 and ConScript Unicode Registry encodings, ensuring compatibility with various Tengwar-related tools.

The Japanese Novel Tool plugin supports Japanese novel writing with correct paragraph indentation across Reading view, Live Preview and Source mode. It renders ruby text and emphasis dots written in Kakuyomu, Aozora Bunko and Narou notation, with commands for inserting or removing that markup. Optional editor marks reveal full width spaces, tabs and line breaks. Character counts appear in the status bar and can also be shown beside headings for their sections. The counter can exclude whitespace, line breaks, ruby and emphasis control characters, callouts, Markdown comments, headings and Markdown control characters through configurable settings. Two commands copy the current heading section with or without its heading, including nested subsections, while files without headings can be copied in full.