Difference between revisions of "Papyrus Script Manager"
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Right-clicking on the list brings up the following options: | Right-clicking on the list brings up the following options: | ||
* '''New:''' create new script | * '''New:''' create new script | ||
* '''Open in External Editor:''' opens the script in the text editor | * '''Open in External Editor:''' opens the script in the operating system's default text editor for .PSC files. | ||
* '''Compile:''' compile the script | * '''Compile:''' compile the script | ||
* '''Use Info:''' displays the normal list of all editor objects that this script is attached to | * '''Use Info:''' displays the normal list of all editor objects that this script is attached to | ||
[[Category:Editor Interface]] | [[Category:Editor Interface]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:58, 16 April 2013
The Script Manager window lists all scripts used in the loaded data files. The list displays the following information:
- Compiled: If a compiled .PEX file is present locally, either in an archive or as a loose file in the Data\Scripts folder
- Has Source: If a .PSC file is present locally (the script cannot be edited without this)
- Use Info: How many editor objects this script is attached to. Scripts with count 0 are not necessarily unused - they may be extended by other scripts, which does not show up in the Use Info count.
Right-clicking on the list brings up the following options:
- New: create new script
- Open in External Editor: opens the script in the operating system's default text editor for .PSC files.
- Compile: compile the script
- Use Info: displays the normal list of all editor objects that this script is attached to