Difference between revisions of "Notepad++ Script Definitions"
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:In case an userDefineLang.xml is already existing you might want | :In case an userDefineLang.xml is already existing you might want to extends the existing file with the data in the new file. | ||
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Revision as of 21:47, 3 August 2007
| Description |
Tes script definition file Notepad++ with OBSE support Functions By Raziel23x In case you prefer to use Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm) to edit your Oblivion Scripts, here is a user definition file that adds support for TES Scripts to the editor. | |
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| Installation |
Installation:
"C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Notepad++\"
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| Raziel23x's Comments |
Notepad++ recognizes the suffix .tes as Oblivion scripts. This also includes OBSE script definitions up to Version 0012, which appear as red in the scripts so that anyone using the Construction Set Wiki to write scripts will know if the script function is in the Vanilla script functions or if they need OBSE installed to write the scripts. To date there are 491 OBSE Script Functions which is way more then the Vanilla Functions. | |
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