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'''Notepad++''' is a freeware text editor that can be used to edit and compile Papyrus scripts. It can be downloaded from the [http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/ official Notepad++ site]. Notepad++ supports user-defined syntax highlighting autocomplete, folding, and can be set up to quickly compile Papyrus scripts, making it a more robust option than using the basic in-editor text editor. | '''Notepad++''' is a freeware text editor that can be used to edit and compile Papyrus scripts. It can be downloaded from the [http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/ official Notepad++ site]. Notepad++ supports user-defined syntax highlighting autocomplete, folding, and can be set up to quickly compile Papyrus scripts, making it a more robust option than using the basic in-editor text editor. | ||
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==Syntax Highlighting== | |||
<ol><li>Create an XML file with the following content (you can call it whatever you like and save it anywhere you like). Note that the following has been updated to include the new Fallout 4 functions, events, and operators: | <ol><li>Create an XML file with the following content (you can call it whatever you like and save it anywhere you like). Note that the following has been updated to include the new Fallout 4 functions, events, and operators: | ||
<div style="overflow-x: scroll;"> | <div style="overflow-x: scroll;"> | ||
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If you are creating your own script from scratch, you'll need to select the language manually. "Papyrus" should be available near the bottom of the Language menu in Notepad++. | If you are creating your own script from scratch, you'll need to select the language manually. "Papyrus" should be available near the bottom of the Language menu in Notepad++. | ||