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Build your collection
Add an author with a work. You can also load an example. Renaming either one will keep reader progress safe.
Manuscript
Untitled work
Collection roster
Authors
Work metadata
Untitled work
Optional archived discussion
Comments & replies
Build an archived discussion for a completed
work. Reader comments may stand alone. Author replies attach
beneath an earlier comment from the same chapter. The work author's
pseud is used automatically. A completed work may include discussions
even when its author is still active elsewhere.
Before you publish
Proof the work card
Check both widths used by the game. Long titles
and large tag walls fail here first. Survive the narrow card and the
Shard Market should behave.
Wide: work pageNarrow: market card
Before you build
Validation report
Nexus-ready package
Collection settings
What readers needThe Archive of Our Overwrites mod, version 1.0.0 or newerPut this requirement on your Nexus page so readers install a compatible core.
Archive of Our Overwrites
Creator v0.3.4
AOO connectionok
project fileok
local librarymounted
networknot required
press any key to continue
Ready to publish
Untitled collection
This builds the mod file you upload. Nothing leaves your machine.
What the ZIP contains
Since the file you imported
Your Nexus page
Created from this collection. Open, copy, paste.
The ZIP is ready to upload. The starter description
uses the current collection. Paste it into Nexus and make it yours.
Copied
Archive of Our Overwrites
Build a fic collection
Everything happens on your machine. Uploads stay off. No account exists.
Each worked example opens as a separate
disposable collection. Edit it. Break it. Delete it freely.
Browser autosave can vanish. Keep a
.aoopack.json on disk. That file preserves reader libraries when you publish updates.
Save one early.
Comments & replies
Build an archived discussion for a completed work. Reader comments may stand alone. Author replies attach beneath an earlier comment from the same chapter. The work author's pseud is used automatically. A completed work may include discussions even when its author is still active elsewhere.