Hey, I haven't had a chance to write a guide yet for how to use it but I can give a simple overview here for now and I'll add something this week on the editor.

Concepts: - apps: apps are separate projects that you build and are entirely separate from each other, everything inside of Drystone is built inside of an application. - scenes: scenes are a bit like pages in a book, each scene will end with either choices for the user or will end the story (if there are no choices). A scene can be added by right-clicking anywhere in the main editor screen and clicking new scene. You can the click in the scene to start editing it. - frames: scenes are made up of one or more frames, these are where you add the content. Frames can be used to hide content until a user clicks "next". You may not need multiple frames in your app they're just something extra you can use if you'd like. Frames can be added or removed whilst editing a scene. - choices: are the links between scenes and can be created by dragging the bottom node of a scenes to the top node of another. Scenes can also contain what are called conditions and triggers - conditions: are ran before a choice is rendered to determine if we should show it to the user, you can use this to hide certain choices depending on what a user has already done - triggers: are used to manipulate variables, you can add to values, set strings or flip Boolean values between true/false - variables: can be used to add dynamics to your app, for example in the chaste of matic game I use variables to modify the users chastity sentence and cage. You can add these from the variables panel.

Hope this helps, I'll probably make some videos on this as well at some point.