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@ragan262

I am, doh, that plugin is kind of core to the server, is there anything i can do?

Hey,

I'm probably being noobish here, but I load in the plugin, type /q and nothing happens

Quester fully loads without errors in console

Any ideas?

What is a Questholder?

To begin a quest we usually have to type /q start [Questname], but with the use of QuestHolders we are also able to interact with NPC's and Signs to start our quest. Each NPC or Sign can have only one QuestHolder assigned to it, but each QuestHolder can have as many quests as you need. Assigning a QuestHolder to an NPC or Sign is a simple process, all you have to do is;

• 1. Create your QuestHolder (See; 'QuestHolder creation')
• 2. Select your QuestHolder (See; 'QuestHolder modification')
• 3. Add quests to your QuestHolder (See 'Adding a quest')
• 4. Assign your QuestHolder to an NPC or Sign (See 'http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/quester/pages/npcs-and-signs/')

Now any of the quests you added to your QuestHolder in Step 3 can be started by simply interacting with the NPC or Sign you selected in Step 4.

@ragan262

The explanation of QuestHolders is rather confusing unless you go into reading it already knowing what they are, I read the page a few times and didn't understand what they were until I tried it in game. "If you would like quests able to be started at signs or NPCs as well as by command, you will have to assign a QuestHolder to that sign or NPC. A single QuestHolder can be used to hold more than one quest, so a single sign or NPC can give multiple quests to players".

This plugin look good and function with Citizens 2? Send my tutorial pleas

@ragan262

I'll try. Is there any German locale? If not im gonna translate it soon so maybe you could share it.

I think something with the permissions is wrong. I gave a user quester.* and he couldnt even use /q help. Im using GroupManager

I've given the permissions for my administrators to help me make quests, but I'm a little worried. Is there anything stopping them from; /q event add -1 cmd OP %p ?

@ragan262

Yes, that's PERFECT, exactly what I needed. Thank you very much for providing that.

@fredghostkyle1

Let's assume the name of your quest is 'Dungeon'.

• You type /q holder create DungeonHolder (This can be anything, it's just a name)
• Then to select it, you type /q holder select DungeonHolder
• Then type /q Holder Add 0 (Assuming 0 is the ID of the Dungeon quest, you can find the ID's in /q list)

Then make a sign;

• [Quester]
• Any text
• Any text
• Any text

• And type /q holder select DungeonHolder
• Then right click the sign with a Blaze Rod.