Maxscript syntax highlights for Sublime?

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I know there currently isn't a Maxscript syntax definition for SublimeText2, but is it possible to easily either convert an existing syntax set from say Notepad++ or Textpad or create one (more of a daunting prospect as I wouldn't know where to begin)?

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I'd like to know too, what I do know for now is that the Lua syntax matches 'best'. - JHN
For Maxscript I ended up using the default maxscript editor, only I changed the MAXscript.properties file to match the colour scheme I was after. - Ghoul Fool

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I just created one today:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zj5egnr0a74ldui/MaxScript.zip

I'm new to language definition so there's still a few loose ends here and there, but it does the job so far. If you have any issues, suggestions or fixes, please let me know.

I haven't had a chance yet to upload it to GitHub for Package Control, but I'll get to that one day. Until then, just use the download link above and place the file in your Package dir, in a directory called /MaxScript.

Enjoy!

Edit 12/10/2013: Updated the link, it works again now.