Compile Papyrus without opening the Creation Kit

Everything the command line makes hard

PCA is a front end for PapyrusCompiler.exe, the compiler the Creation Kit ships. It does the parts you would otherwise type out every time.

• Set up in four steps

  A wizard runs on first launch: pick your game, point at its folder, and PCA finds the compiler on its own.

• Creation Kit report

  A missing kit, an unextracted archive, sources in the wrong folder — PCA names the problem, and most of the time offers the button that fixes it.

• Drop, then Start

  Drag your .psc files in and press Start. Imports, flag file and output folder are worked out for you, 15 scripts at a time.

• Groups and recent files

  The scripts you compile all day, saved under a name and loaded in one click. The last 30 are kept whether you save them or not.

• Papyrus namespaces

  Fallout 4 and Starfield keep their scripts in folders. PCA compiles them where they belong, and writes the .pex back in place.

• Nothing personal shipped

  The compiler stamps your user name, computer name and full path into every .pex. PCA strips them before you upload the mod.