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Originally Posted by OciXCrom Can we get an updated tutorial on how to set up multiple compilers which can be ran individually? Edit: I managed to do it.

At the end of the year I can write one. But reading old posts on this thread, you will find some steps/information.

Originally Posted by iceeedr How I change the button to compile plugins?

Change it how? From where to where?

Originally Posted by OciXCrom After I installed the package, I can no longer ctrl+click to put multiple cursors on the screen. I tried removing it and it fixed the problem. Any ideas?

It is because I changed the keybind to `Ctrl+Alt+Click`.

Originally Posted by OciXCrom I noticed another problem. When I open Sublime and I start scrolling a file, it scrolls it back to the beginning after 3 seconds and another time after another 3 seconds. Looks like it's loading something and it's reopening the file. It's annoying having to wait 6 seconds before you start scrolling.

To stop this, just disable the package `FixProjectSwitchRestartBug`. To disable it, you can go to the menu `Tools -> Command Palette` and type `Disable Package`, press enter, then type the name of the package.

Originally Posted by CrazY. There is a new error in the package File "C:\Users\Desktop\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\AmxxEditor\AmxxEditor.py", line 72, in <module> from debug_tools import getLogger ImportError: No module named 'debug_tools' EDIT: Fixed, I just downloaded module manually. https://github.com/evandrocoan/debugtools

There is 3 months renamed the external dependency of `debug_tools` from `DebugTools` to `debugtools`. This is pending to be renamed here:
1. https://github.com/wbond/package_con...nnel/pull/7389 Fixed my dependencies URLs names not on lowercase convention

But they did not accepted the change, for an unknown reason.

A quick fix should be manually installing the `debug_tools` dependency.

But you can also install it automatically by:

1. Go to the menu `Preferences -> Package Control`
2. Type `Add Channel` on the opened quick panel and press enter
3. Then enter the following address and press enter:
   

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evandrocoan/SublimeStudioChannel/master/channel.json

4. Open the Sublime Text command palette and run the command `Satisfy Dependencies`
5. Then, open your Sublime Text console and check when the command has finished to run.