# Getting Started
#### Creating the script file.
To start you have to create a javascript file inside of the breeze scripting folder. You can find this folder in two ways:
* Pressing the :folder: icon inside of the breeze scripting tab.\
* Or manually manouver to the appdata folder, the same folder where [`.minecraft`](https://stickypiston.co/account/knowledgebase/130/How-do-I-find-my-Minecraft-Folder.html) is. In the folder navigate the following path to find the breeze scripting folder -> `breeze/1.8.9/scripts`
In the `scripts` directory create a file with the name of your script ending with `.js`.
{% hint style="success" %}
The script name that shows up inside of breeze is defined by what you name the file! For example calling your file `PingSpoof.js` will make the script show up as **PingSpoof**.\\
{% endhint %}
#### Script Description
To start your script we can use the [script](/api/namespaces/script.md) to set the description for the script.
```javascript
script.description = "Test description for this script";
```
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