spaceemotion Personally a blank gap the same height as the current options would be enough for me, but I'm sure some people could find a use for a "gapless" divider, too, depending on how they want to break things up for the AI. And just to clarify, the reason I'd like a blank gap divider is because I feel that such a divider reads differently than a more pronounced divider, such as a line or a wave. When I'm writing back-to-back scenes, especially in the case of on-going action, I feel like a blank gap as the scene divider better implies that back-to-back nature to a reader, whereas a more pronounced divider, such as a line or wave, implies more of hard break or passage of time to the reader.

Zestful Cardinal: hmm, do you mean that scenes should be able to be set to "gap" or "gapless" mode? cause right now the divider settings are global (and not even on a book level - it's for your display only, nothing else)

spaceemotion Like I said, I'd be fine with a standard gap, just without a visible line (boxes, line, wave, heart) sometimes. Or, if there was just an action button to "hide" a specific divider. I realize that the dividers are just for our own view, but when reviewing your work I think it helps to be able to read it back to yourself in a similar way to what will be presented to a reader. For myself, when I'm writing action and want to jump to another character's POV, in addition to starting a new paragraph, I'll also proceed the paragraph with a blank line. In Novelcrafter, right now, I can do that by just hitting enter a few times, but then that means that this new section is still part of the same scene, despite the change in character POV, which can sometimes be harder for the AI to handle. I'd prefer to start a new "scene" whenever I switch POV, but not have to always have a hard, visible divider, if that makes sense.