Worldview Preview: read-only render

Once worldview content is written, the Preview mode renders it as read-only — for proofreading layout, or showing the production team.

Edit vs Preview

The Worldview tab usually has a toggle:

• Edit (default): input Markdown
• Preview: renders as read-only, showing the final look

What Preview shows

• Markdown layout (headings, lists, quotes, tables, links)
• Inline images (if you added any)
• Typography sized for reading rather than editing

Uses

1. Proofread

Long text in Edit mode can hide paragraph structure — Preview lets you see it as a reader.

2. Share with collaborators

The Worldview preview is the typical entry for the production team to see "what does this world look like" — actors / art / director read Preview more easily than raw markdown.

3. Pre-export check

Deliver view may include Worldview in exports (depending on scope). Preview is the last chance to check before export.

Switching

Top of Worldview tab usually has an Edit / Preview toggle, or a shortcut like Cmd/Ctrl Shift V.

Markdown support

Typically:

• Headings H1-H6
• Bold italic strikethrough
• Ordered / unordered lists
• Blockquotes
• Links
• Images
• Tables
• Code blocks (e.g. recording a sci-fi magic system's fictional formulas)

See Markdown basics (Writing Studio article; same markdown engine).

Limits

Worldview preview is not a full print preview — it's a raw markdown render. For full print / PDF visuals, go to Deliver exports.

Related

• Worldview overview
• Markdown basics
• Deliver templates overview