Bukkit

@Krumb069

1. You can make quests daily by setting timed QUESTNOT (or inverted QUEST on 0.7) condition for them.
2. I'm sorry but this is not possible at the moment. Only successfully completed quests are saved into player's profile. I take this as a feature suggestion. (You can still make "choice quests" by preventing people access to specific quest if they have completed some other quest. QUESTNOT condition again)

@tremby90

The behaviour you described has been "fixed". Now that there's more ways of completing a triggered objective, (like ITEM) cascading objective completion is not needed. It is actually unwanted, because it limits quester functionality.

@madtomic

There's only one way to find out. Old versions should generally work on newer bukkit builds, because Bukkit tends to keep backwards compatibility for any major API changes, but newer Quester versions are probably not going to be compatible too far back.

@Ban5

If you have to kill an NPC, it should always be NPCKILL, no matter what type of NPC it is. (as long as it's citizens 2 npc ofc)

@Scratchy741

You mentioned the other questing plugin supports MythicMobs. I assume you are talking about Quests., and If so, it's actually the other way around, MythicMobs itself supports Quests. I don't understand why I should be the one rushing to support plugin that doesn't provide an API and isn't even open source.

I would need to decompile his work and figure out how to hook into it, while Quester provides both source and a nice way of hooking into, which would be more simple to implement for MythicMobs author than for me.

One might argue that it's not documented well, so it would be almost equally hard to use it, and I agree, but I have to say I am currently in the process of changing API a bit and creating even easier ways to extend Quester. Once that is done, I will create sufficient documentation to back it up. After that, there will be almost no reason for me to be the one creating a bridge between the two plugins.

I promised the functionality, so if MythicMobs author won't use my API once it is out, I will create the extension myself. I was already talking to him and I even have his permission to decompile his plugin, but he also mentioned he won't release source code until the plugin is out of the beta. Seeing there are few release candidates already, I'd say it may soon change.

@maier96180

Yea, some command responses ar enot translatable, but it will be fixed soon-ish.

@maier96180

Oh, sorry, I see. All you need to do is go into folder "local" inside quester's main plugin folder, copy the file "english.yml" and name it for example "german.yml" or "deutsch.yml". The filename will be used as a language name. Translate all the strings inside the newly created file into desired language and start the server.

You should now be able to set your language to whatever language you added into "local" folder. You can also have different default language by changing "default-lang" property (in the quester config) to the name of any existing language.

@maier96180

Npcs are now extension to quester, that's the only thing that changed. It all works the same way.

@blazzzer213

You need QuesterNpcs if you want to work with NPCs now.

@Rockchaton

It is possible to set quest worlds for each quest.