UberCubez Update:
We've upgraded the UberCubez function with 2 extra special functions that we use commercially (in-house). These take UberCubez to a new level of power, control and diversity of output.
We've also added a deeper explanation of the #SB# tag, for adding content line-breaks after titles/sub-headings etc. Plus, the new #SBR# tag adds a random line-break functionality to enable wider structural changes in the content output spins.
The new #PALT# (Paragraph Alternates) tag adds an enormously powerful ability to now treat paragraphs as content 'sections', and re-order them at section level, while keeping that paragraph on a particular topic.
For example, you could create a 4 'section' article, with each section having 3 possible paragraph alternates. Each paragraph alternate can have it's own sub-heading (using Sentence Breaks: #SB#) - and it will choose one of those 3 paragraph alternates for each section, and then randomise the order of those sections (because they're actually paragraph blocks.)
This essentially provides a way of 'locking' particular paragraphs and content-blocks together, so that only one of them is used at output time.
Users will often create a 12 paragraph article, but several of the paragraphs are on very similar themes. This enables you to use this as a 4 paragraph (with 3 options each) article, instead of a standard 12 paragraph article. And obviously, each alternate paragraph can use both the #SB# and #SBR# features internally, to change the visual structure and create the look of further sub-paragraph line-breaks.
There is also a new much-extended dummy/example construct to demo these features fully. We hope to produce a video at some point soon to walk people through the UberCube construction process and logic.
Jay