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 ====== SF Code ======
-[[SF Code Syntax]]
+SF (Stefano) is our language for writing scenes.  Using a simple set of rules, it mimics the way a standard screenplay is written.
+This isn't the only language you should use while writing a game using Ghostwood, but it is the language we recommend for writing the Scenes of Action and Dialogue between characters.
+See: [[SF Code Syntax]]
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+When SF Code is processed one of the primary tasks of the processor is to identify Locations and Characters.
+INT. "JOE'S BAR"/KITCHEN (1920) - NIGHT (LATER)
+EXT. LUMBERDALE HIGH SCHOOL/FOOTBALL FIELD - DAY
+When a slash is used, it divides a primary location from a sub area which is part of or within the main area.  Once the main area has been established, you can use sub-headers (without INT. or EXT.) to transition to other sub-areas within the same main area as part of the same scene.