Quester
Quester is highly customizable plugin handling all kinds of quests. From simple "gather to get reward" quests, to complicated forked story-telling quests. What is even better, everything is customizable on-the-fly directly in game ! No more restarting/reloading your server every time to change something. Localizable messages, plenty of different, highly-customizable objectives, conditions, events and flags. NPC and sign support. All this together creates almost unlimited possibilities.
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Latest DEV version should be working with recent minecraft versions. See dev builds.
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_ForgeUser6841084 Owner
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Posted Dec 29, 2012How to do the quests specific level. what to do ?
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Posted Dec 28, 2012I have reuploaded v0.6.3d5 to fix incorrect version number being shown in game. command "/q ver" also made it there
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@ragan262
K nice thanks.
Also thanks for keeping this up to date always and still adding stuff etc :)
Best quest plugin there is.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@Dinastya
Mkay, it's not a big deal, I'll change it to /q ver.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012Hey ragan
Could you make it so /q shows the help again?
People get kinda confused by it now since the versioning and bukkit link etc is more something for admins etc.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012Thank you very much :D x
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@Debzy86
Click "Download dev builds" at the top of this page.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012Oh fantastic thanks :D I can't see the new one though, does it take a while to show up? I haven't used this plugin yet, I'm excited to start playing with it though :D x
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@Debzy86
YAY ! It already works with 1.4.6 !
If you want to use dev versions, I uploaded d5 few minutes ago. It contains many important fixes to 0.6.2.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012Hello! I was just wondering when/if you were likely to update this for 1.4.6? x
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@ragan262
Thanks I finally understand everything :D
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@TipKlaassen1
Yes.
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@ragan262
When I said that I already read it I also meant the occasion part... But I think I understand now. I want the player to get killed if he finishes the ninth obejective and I want it to take 10 seconds so this is the command I should use?: /q event add 9:10 cmd kill %p
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Posted Dec 28, 2012@TipKlaassen1
If you look again on cmd event command, you may notice {occasion} being a link. If you click it, it will redirect you on this page, where special argument are explained. I'll put some examples there.
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@ragan262
OK, thanks :) I now understand how to use events etc, but I still don't know how to use the command for it. I guess I will be doing something like this: /q event add {<occasion>} cmd kill %p But I don't know what to put at {<occasion>}... I know you have already tried to explain this to me but I don't really understand English that well, I know what occasion means I just don't know what to put there... /q event add {objective complete} cmd kill %p Something like that? An example would be very useful.
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@TipKlaassen1
Exactly. Command is always run by console, but it can use player's name in it. Player is always the one connected to the event.
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@ragan262
I see. And I've already read that part but I kinda forgot it :P Anyway I see you can teleport a player and run a command but if the console runs the command (ex: /kill) will it kill the player doing the command? Is there a way to use <player>? And I don't understand, will this work with GroupManager or won't it? :S
EDIT: Oh, I see now that I have to use %p to target the player. I am assuming this is always the player doing the event?
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@TipKlaassen1
Of course it is. Sometimes slight glance into documentation can save you time wasted by waiting for your question to be answered. Click here.
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@ragan262
But I am using GroupManager, how will this work out? It would also be awesome (I don't know if this is already possible) that when an event happens the console runs a command which I can use <PLAYER> in (The player would be the one having the event). For example /tppos <PLAYER> <x><y><z> so it teleports the player that has completed an event to that position or /kill <PLAYER> when he sacrifies himself in a quest. These sort of things would be awesome.
Btw, thanks for fast response :)
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Posted Dec 27, 2012@TipKlaassen1
How are those groups defined ?
Edit: I see, you can just use command event to add player to specific group on quest complete.