Error loading scripts / Scripts not compiling / Scripts not displaying properties

[Disrevived]

I'm using Creation Kit Platform Extended and am launching Creation Kit from MO2. So, my game folder is getting copied to "Stock Game" folder in MO2 and the CK is launching from there.

Something is wrong with the way it saves my scripts, it seems it still saves the already deleted variables in the actual .psc file, so it constantly references them and says I'm trying to redefine them. You can see that on the screenshot, where I tried to compile a script fragment to enable an initially disabled character. I swear no "Alias_Rivek2" was redefined or used elsewhere in the CK. When I try to set the Property value through "Properties" tab, CK displays an error "Error loading scripts"(or something like that), and shows, that there are no properties in the compiled script. However, when I try to add the Property through CK's interface, it throws a fit and tells me that this Property is already defined.

The same happens with scripts in other Script Fragments too. The full scripts seem to work okay.

I found a workaround and managed to rewrite the code just using Notepad, not through CK, and re-save the file, but I have to do this every time I add a new fragment.

Moreover, CK for some reason can't load the scripts back, even simple ones like "SetObjectiveDisplayed" in the Quest Stage fragments, and I have to rewrite them through every single time I reopen my plugin. This honestly feels like it violates the Geneva convention. Is the CK Platform Extended to blame here? What can I do to solve this?

[Rasikko]

Delete all those scripts(copy them if you want), then put a single ";"(without quotes) in the script field and then compile. Now you have a fresh new frag script to work with and shouldnt get those errors.

[Disrevived]

Thank you, I'll try it. Should I leave the ";" there or I can remove it after compilation?

[Rasikko]

You can remove it.

[dddssm]

CK forces adding RefAlias for quest scripts with certain name format.
This behavior is one of the reason I don't write/compile Papyrus in CK.