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In either case, you can use '''Ctrl-Alt-B''' or '''F9''' to trigger the build.
In either case, you can use '''Ctrl-Alt-B''' or '''F9''' to trigger the build.


If you are keeping your mod's folder outside of the game folder, the project/configuration file should be placed in your mod's folder.
If you are keeping your scripts inside the game folder, the project/configuration file should be placed in <code>Fallout 4\Data\Scripts\Source</code>.
If you are keeping your scripts inside the game folder, it should be placed in <code>Fallout 4\Data\Scripts\Source</code>.
Otherwise, the file should be placed in your mod's folder.
These are also the folders you should have open in Atom.
These are also the folders you should have open in Atom.
You should only have one project/configuration file in any folder, as build-papyrus only uses the first one it locates in a folder.
You should only have one project/configuration file in any folder, as build-papyrus only uses the first one it locates.
Upon adding or removing a project/configuration file, make sure you run the <code>Build: Refresh Targets</code> command in the palette ('''Ctrl-Shift-P''').
Upon adding or removing a project/configuration file, make sure you run the <code>Build: Refresh Targets</code> command in the palette ('''Ctrl-Shift-P''').


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