How do I structure a story?

[les-toilettes-skibidi]

I have this cool plot but I don't know how to expand it into a story

[Arskari]

using a keyboard, probably
pencil and paper if you're into that

[Firebolt391d]

I'm the same way lopyt. I like to think of stories/plots but i can't figure out all the nitty gritty little details like sub-plots and character development and dramatic irony and conflict and resolution and climax and whatever else.

[Mr. Magicman]

https://www.campfireblaze.com/

[les-toilettes-skibidi]

https://www.campfireblaze.com/

Why do I need an account for that?

[Firebolt391d]

Idk about that either. Well, here's a video explaining what it is at least. If you're serious about writing, maybe it would be cool to try, but I'd never heard of it till now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u7tYzshOU8

[GeostronomyLover101 (New One)]

I just make the other little details in my mind using imagination, and understanding what the plot really is about, and I think it turns out well. ^_^

[les-toilettes-skibidi]

I was writing a concept album so I need to structure it into 8 or 9 specific parts, I am not good at that yet

[Cel]

I have this cool plot but I don't know how to expand it into a story

Whenever I get a story idea, I create a google doc to go into detail with plot summary (start with simple, then a more detailed one later), characters (looks, personality, strengths/weaknesses, etc.), and chapter planning. For chapter planning, I basically put something like "B1, C1 - <basic desc>", in which 'B' is book and 'C' is chapter, and the description would be like an individual summary of the chapter itself (kinda similar to the plot summary). Eventually when I feel ready to start writing, I'd begin draft one on a new google doc and write it out, then eventually get to draft two or final version where you rewrite certain parts that may have seemed rocky to the beta readers

[les-toilettes-skibidi]

Thanks Cel, also use LibreOffice or OpenOffice