Bukkit

Hey, I've gone through the wiki, and the older page trying to find information about how to make it so that a quest giver does not automatically give the player a new quest upon completion of a prior quest... but I can't seem to find anything like this. Is this possible?

For example: Quest giver A gives quest #1 which requires the user to right click Quest giver A to complete that quest. Quest giver A then automatically gives Quest #2 on the same right click that finishes Quest #1.

Is there anyway to disable this?

Thanks so much for your help.

How does the "dummy" obective work? I've searched for it on the wiki, but it is missing. "Chat" objective is missing as well, but it doesn't need explanation.

Hello, I have a question for ragan262. With update to 0.7, you changed the time condition to activate the quest between times. Is it still possible to add condition where player can take the quest only once a day ( RL day, 24 hours ) thx for answering

Is there a way to make it so that players automatically get all the quests by default?

Do we have to install citizens plugin first to use this one? or its an extension of it?

@stun23

Thanks, and how do I use \n?

@jordimulder7

type "Hello test" instead, putting the description in quotes should fix it.

@ragan262

Thanks for the quick reply! I was also wondering if its possible to create an objective to break a block. for example, the player needs to destroy a wall as part of the quest.

I get "Too many arguments" at /q desc set Hello test

Is it possible to make an npc walk/teleport to a new location after you talk to them? if yes then will they walk back after the quest?

@ragan262

Okay, that's very odd. After a bit of poking and prodding, I just uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin. It works perfectly now. I guess the old adage, "Have you tried turning it off and back on again?" really works. :o

Thank you for your unwavering support in light of my seemingly ignorant questions. Very nice plugin!

@ragan262

I saw that it would be repeatable for me because of my op, so I had my users test it. Yes, it is still repeatable. I even gave them the negative permission node, "-quester.admin" Here's the step-by-step of what I've done.

1. Create quest, specify objectives and events. 2. Type "/q condition add quest "Homage to the Past" -i" as was specified. 3. Save quests (/q save) and reload quests (/q reload). 4. Make user accept and complete quest. Make them get the quest again, it works. (I watch in console for confirmation) there are no errors. Below is my config and quest file, respectively:

http://pastebin.com/7ERmWE56 http://pastebin.com/ZM8wXVui

@ragan262

Ah, I meant if the dialogue could be disabled for one specific quest. My bad.

@ragan262

I typed it exactly as was here, "/q condition add quest "Feed my Family" 86400 -i" except I replaced the name with my quest's name and removed the time. Users are still able to repeat the quest.