Notepad++ Compiler Help

[lofgren]

TESV_Papyrus_Flags.flg is a file on your computer. You need to replace what's between the quotes after -f= with the path to the file. For example mine looks like this:

 

-f="C:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim\Data\Scripts\Source\TESV_Papyrus_Flags.flg"

[Mattiewagg]

TESV_Papyrus_Flags.flg is a file on your computer. You need to replace what's between the quotes after -f= with the path to the file. For example mine looks like this:

 

-f="C:\Games\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim\Data\Scripts\Source\TESV_Papyrus_Flags.flg"

 

OK. I'll try this. Thank you very much.

[Mattiewagg]

OK. Originally, lofgren's solution didn't fix it entirely, but when I redid my Notepad++ compiler shortcut, it fixed it.

 

Thank you to all of you who helped.

 

Edit: And yet... It may not have worked. I checked using the compiler, and it compiles no matter what. It compiled a script that would have compiled in the CK, but it also compiled this script:

Scriptname MyTestScript Extends ObjectReference

Event onEquipped(Actor akActor)

     If akActor == Game.GetPlayer

          Messagebox(Hello)

EndEvent

Which obviously would have been a fault script. Is the compiler supposed to spit out errors, or just compile no matter what?

 

Edit 2: And now the compiler fails no matter what. I think I'll just use the Creation Kit's built-in compiler. Thank you all for your help though.

Edited August 5, 2014 by Matthiaswagg

[lofgren]

There is no built-in compiler. The creation kit uses the exact same program.

[Mattiewagg]

There is no built-in compiler. The creation kit uses the exact same program.

 

Maybe so, but for me that one actually works and this one hasn't, despite my/your/other helpful people's efforts.

 

Anyway, the point is that the Creation Kit's requires no more setup than installing the Creation Kit, and creating a shortcut via Notepad++ takes more time/effort than the other. So even though they may be the same program, I can't seem to get the shortcut to work. I

[lofgren]

No skin off my nose either way. Just letting you know. Personally I used tue creation kit exclusively until I switched to Mod Organizer at which point the extra flexibility of the batch file was too useful to pass up.