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Assuming that your copy of the Papyrus Compiler and its associated batch files are in their default locations and "Tools" > "Build System" > "Papyrus" has been selected, you should be able to hit F7 or Ctrl+B while looking at a Papyrus file to run it through the compiler. (The output will appear in the bottom panel, so be sure to check for any errors!) | Assuming that your copy of the Papyrus Compiler and its associated batch files are in their default locations and "Tools" > "Build System" > "Papyrus" has been selected, you should be able to hit F7 or Ctrl+B while looking at a Papyrus file to run it through the compiler. (The output will appear in the bottom panel, so be sure to check for any errors!) | ||
*See [[Papyrus_Compiler_Reference|Papyrus Compiler Reference]] for more information. | *See [[Papyrus_Compiler_Reference|Papyrus Compiler Reference]] for more information. | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 14 August 2012
Sublime Text is a new text editor that has a lot of modern features, a pretty cool dev community, and a very slick feel to it. We've made a package for it that makes it a good tool for developing Papyrus scripts.
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- Go to the Sublime Text website and install the latest release of version 2.
- Run the program at least once so it will set up its preferences and whatnots.
- Copy the Papyrus folder from this zip file to your local drive:
%AppData%\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages - Optionally, update the Papyrus.tmLanguage file included with the above .zip using this pastebin. It includes Skyrim Script Extender functions and will be kept up to date as more functions become available.
Quick Compile
Assuming that your copy of the Papyrus Compiler and its associated batch files are in their default locations and "Tools" > "Build System" > "Papyrus" has been selected, you should be able to hit F7 or Ctrl+B while looking at a Papyrus file to run it through the compiler. (The output will appear in the bottom panel, so be sure to check for any errors!)
- See Papyrus Compiler Reference for more information.
Updating the snippets
The existing Papyrus package for Sublime Text includes a number of snippets that will auto-complete to frequently used things (like typing "onhit" and then tab will create a proper OnHit event so you don't have to constantly be looking up the syntax). If you want to make more of these, you can simply add another .sublime-snippet file to the Package directory. Documentation on snippets is available at Sublime Text docs site.