Morrowind script syntax for Sublime Text
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Features:

- syntax higlighting
- 4 color schemes (VS Dark, Obsidian, Obsidian Light, Obsidian Dark)
- autocompletions
- autoindentation
- symbols support

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Usage

Extract the `Sublime Text\MWScript` folder in the packages folder (usually `~\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\MWScript`).
Load a script or start a new one, and assign the MWScript syntax. `te3` extension is automatically assigned to the syntax.

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Syntax higlighting

All functions from MWSE/MGE + alpha/MGE-XE are supported.
Colors are: <span style="color:cyan">regular functions</span>, <span style="color:darkorchid">MWSE/MGE</span>, <span style="color:red">MWSE alpha/MGE-XE</span>.

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Color schemes

After you assign the syntax MWScript to a file, open `Preferences -> Settings - Syntax Specific` and add one of the following:

	"color_scheme": "Packages/MWScript/MWScript (VS Dark).hidden-tmTheme",
	"color_scheme": "Packages/MWScript/MWScript (Obsidian).hidden-tmTheme",
	"color_scheme": "Packages/MWScript/MWScript (Obsidian Dark).hidden-tmTheme",
	"color_scheme": "Packages/MWScript/MWScript (Obsidian Light).hidden-tmTheme",

This is needed for syntax highlighting.

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Autocompletions with fields

Press ctrl+spacebar to have a list of available completions when syntax is applied. Fields are supported for certain completions(press `tab` to change field).

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Symbols support

Symbols are used for the `go to symbol in project` command in Sublime Text, since there are no functions, they are defined as `;#`, that is a semicolon(begin of comment) plus #. If you then use `go to symbol in project` command, you'll jump to that symbol.