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The scripting guide for Papyrus may include walkthoughs, samples, snippets for common scenarios. | The scripting guide for Papyrus may include walkthoughs, samples, and snippets for common scenarios. | ||
This is a good place to start learning about the practical applications and feature areas of Papyrus in Fallout 4. | This is a good place to start learning about the practical applications and feature areas of Papyrus in Fallout 4. | ||
==Standards== | |||
Scripts included in this category should be ones that are likely to be useful to readers. | |||
There are a few things that are likely to make a script useful in this way. | |||
*'''Guidelines''' | |||
**Script in this category should demonstrate a solution to a common problem or advanced technique. | |||
**Both comments and member names should be short and descriptive. | |||
**Scripts should be kept short and only perform a single function. | |||
**Scripts should be kept reusable to in order to apply to a generic situation. | |||
**A scripts behaviour and any setup required in the Creation Kit should be documented on its page. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:23, 6 November 2016
The scripting guide for Papyrus may include walkthoughs, samples, and snippets for common scenarios. This is a good place to start learning about the practical applications and feature areas of Papyrus in Fallout 4.
Standards[edit | edit source]
Scripts included in this category should be ones that are likely to be useful to readers. There are a few things that are likely to make a script useful in this way.
- Guidelines
- Script in this category should demonstrate a solution to a common problem or advanced technique.
- Both comments and member names should be short and descriptive.
- Scripts should be kept short and only perform a single function.
- Scripts should be kept reusable to in order to apply to a generic situation.
- A scripts behaviour and any setup required in the Creation Kit should be documented on its page.
Pages in category "Scripting Guides"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.