An array of strings that are full paths to script import directories.
The directory for the compiler to output to.
Full path to the Papyrus compiler you wish to use. This should also go in your root directory. If you aren't using project files, then you can also configure the build settings in a JSON, CSON, or YAML configuration file called. If you add, remove, or rename a project file, make sure you run build:refresh-targets in the command palette. Make sure the directory you have open in Atom contains your project file in its root. If you have both a project file and a fully-buildable configuration file present, targets will be available for both. Keep them false in the project file for the build targets to work properly. If you're using a project file, the release and final values in there will still be taken into account by the compiler.
The final release target will send both the -release and -final arguments to the compiler. The release target will send the -release argument to the compiler. The default target will use the release and final settings from the project file/configuration file. There are multiple build targets: default, release, and final release (only the default target is available for Skyrim). You can select which build target you'd like to use with build:select-active-target (CtrlAltT or F7). To build, use build:trigger (CtrlAltB or F9). Skyrim default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim\Papyrus Compiler\PapyrusCompiler.exeįallout 4 default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Fallout 4\Papyrus Compiler\PapyrusCompiler.exe These are used based on the active game for the project file/configuration. If your Papyrus compilers are not in their default locations, then you must configure the compiler paths in the package's settings. A build provider for the Atom build package that handles Papyrus projects and manual build configuration.įor Papyrus syntax highlighting, use the language-papyrus package.
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