#storytelling3 plugins

Obsidian plugins tagged with #storytelling. There are 3 plugins in this collection.

  1. Rank 1

    Ink Player

    Plugin57
    a year ago by Uglyboy

    The Ink Player plugin brings interactive storytelling into Obsidian by allowing users to play ink-based fiction directly within their notes. Designed to work with Inkle's ink scripting language, this plugin transforms `.ink` files into playable narratives with full support for advanced features like custom tags, save/load functionality, and seamless mobile compatibility. Users can activate stories through a command or ribbon button and experience branching paths, choices, and immersive dialogue as part of their knowledge management workflow.

  2. Rank 2
    3 months ago by april-gras
    Creative & Writing Tools#timeline#storytelling#metadata

    The Aprils automatic timelines plugin builds visual timelines from notes tagged with timeline metadata. It reads frontmatter or inline event blocks, turns matching notes into cards and can render the same note in more than one timeline. Card title, body and picture can be overridden with dedicated metadata keys when the note text is not the right fit. A big part of the plugin is its custom date system. It supports parser regex rules, token priority, display templates, string and numerical token types, per timeline format overrides and unusual calendar models for fictional settings. It also lets you disable rendering per note, which keeps the timeline logic flexible without forcing one date format or one writing style.

  3. Rank 3

    Dialogue

    Plugin30
    5 years ago by Jakub Holub
    Creative & Writing Tools#dialogue#conversation#writing

    The Dialogue plugin allows users to create visually formatted dialogues within Obsidian notes using a simple, customizable syntax. It supports the use of participant names, dialogue layout, and style parameters to create an engaging dialogue experience. Messages can be displayed on the left or right side of the screen, with options to control the appearance of participant names, message width, and comment alignment. Users can also add delimiters to separate dialogue sections and incorporate comments for additional context. The plugin provides CSS customization options, enabling users to style dialogue elements according to participant names or unique identifiers. This tool is ideal for writers, storytellers, and those working with interactive scripts or narratives.