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* Get and install [ | * Get and install [https://code.visualstudio.com/ Visual Studio Code] | ||
* Install the extension [ | * Install the extension [https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jyaoma.lsl-lsp LSL Language Server] | ||
* If you are not using the Firestorm viewer then set the debug setting "ExternalEditor" to the path of your Visual Studio Code application, e.g. something like <code>C:\Users\(you)\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe</code> | * If you are not using the Firestorm viewer then set the debug setting "ExternalEditor" to the path of your Visual Studio Code application, e.g. something like <code>C:\Users\(you)\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe</code> | ||
* For Firestorm viewer you can find all the relevant settings in the [ | * For Firestorm viewer you can find all the relevant settings in the [secondlife:///app/openfloater/preferences?search=External%20Editor Preferences -> Firestorm -> Build 1 tab] | ||
* In Firestorm you can also take advantage of the LSL preprocessor and set up an include path, which allows you to load LSL scripts from your harddrive, such as those loaded from a version control system like from GitHub repositories | * In Firestorm you can also take advantage of the LSL preprocessor and set up an include path, which allows you to load LSL scripts from your harddrive, such as those loaded from a version control system like from GitHub repositories | ||
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Outline
- Get and install Visual Studio Code
- Install the extension LSL Language Server
- If you are not using the Firestorm viewer then set the debug setting "ExternalEditor" to the path of your Visual Studio Code application, e.g. something like
C:\Users\(you)\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe - For Firestorm viewer you can find all the relevant settings in the Preferences -> Firestorm -> Build 1 tab
- In Firestorm you can also take advantage of the LSL preprocessor and set up an include path, which allows you to load LSL scripts from your harddrive, such as those loaded from a version control system like from GitHub repositories