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== General Information == | == General Information == | ||
While the quest system allows for a lot of freedom, some basic criteria must be respected in order to publish a quest. | While the quest system allows for a lot of freedom, some basic criteria must be respected in order to publish a quest. | ||
# Requires a Quest name (Must have a proper name) | # Requires a Quest name (Must have a proper name) | ||
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== Commands == | == Commands == | ||
We can access the different GUIs related to the quest system using simple commands starting with the /q prefix: | We can access the different GUIs related to the quest system using simple commands starting with the /q prefix: | ||
* /q ''or'' /q l - Display a list of your current quests in progress | * /q ''or'' /q l - Display a list of your current quests in progress | ||
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== Quest Requirements == | == Quest Requirements == | ||
Requirements are prerequisite for quests. In order for players to be able to see and accept your quest they have to meet the selected requirements of the said quests. Note that Requirement are not among the necessary options to publish a quest, so you can create quests that have no requirements at all. For now there are only two types of quest requirements; Prestige requirements and Quest requirements. | Requirements are prerequisite for quests. In order for players to be able to see and accept your quest they have to meet the selected requirements of the said quests. Note that Requirement are not among the necessary options to publish a quest, so you can create quests that have no requirements at all. For now there are only two types of quest requirements; Prestige requirements and Quest requirements. | ||
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==== Prestige requirement : ==== | ==== Prestige requirement : ==== | ||
When adding this requirement, you will be asked to input an amount of prestige in chat. Having a prestige requirements means that in order to see or accept the quest players will have to meet this minimum prestige amount set by through requirement. This is a Town Quest only feature, since prestige is unique to every town. | When adding this requirement, you will be asked to input an amount of prestige in chat. Having a prestige requirements means that in order to see or accept the quest players will have to meet this minimum prestige amount set by through requirement. This is a Town Quest only feature, since prestige is unique to every town. | ||
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==== Quest requirement : ==== | ==== Quest requirement : ==== | ||
This is probably the most used feature in the Quest System along with Auto-complete and Quest Accept Reward for quest lines. Adding this objective will require you to choose a quest to act as the requirement. So to see or accept this quest, players will be required to have completed the selected quest at least one time in the past. You can add as much Quest Requirement as you wish. | This is probably the most used feature in the Quest System along with Auto-complete and Quest Accept Reward for quest lines. Adding this objective will require you to choose a quest to act as the requirement. So to see or accept this quest, players will be required to have completed the selected quest at least one time in the past. You can add as much Quest Requirement as you wish. | ||
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=== ⚒ Gathering Objectives === | === ⚒ Gathering Objectives === | ||
Just like in the name, these objectives involve gathering, by different means, something. It can be any item imaginable. The item to be gathered can be selected either from your inventory (Ex. for lored items), or from a list of all existing items and blocks. This objective type is heavily customizable for where and how to gather items. The four different possible gathering objective requirements are : Mob drop, Location, Break block and Fishing. They can all be combined if wanted, since there is no limit on how many requirements you can add. | Just like in the name, these objectives involve gathering, by different means, something. It can be any item imaginable. The item to be gathered can be selected either from your inventory (Ex. for lored items), or from a list of all existing items and blocks. This objective type is heavily customizable for where and how to gather items. The four different possible gathering objective requirements are : Mob drop, Location, Break block and Fishing. They can all be combined if wanted, since there is no limit on how many requirements you can add. | ||
==== Mob Drop - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ==== Mob Drop - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ||
You can select which types of mob will drop this item, where does the mob has to be to drop the item (either worlds or areas) and how many of this item will the mob drop when killed. You can also select multiple mobs with different parameters for the same objective. This objective corresponds to the skeleton head in the objective editing page. | You can select which types of mob will drop this item, where does the mob has to be to drop the item (either worlds or areas) and how many of this item will the mob drop when killed. You can also select multiple mobs with different parameters for the same objective. This objective corresponds to the skeleton head in the objective editing page. | ||
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==== Location - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ==== Location - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ||
Selecting this option will place the item to be gathered hovering on top of the ground at the current position of the player. You can choose how much of the needed item you will get upon triggering the floating requirement (call it walking to it, or even picking it up for role-play) and you can also set the [[Rarity]] of the FX surrounding the floating item. This FX will be the colour of the chosen rarity. This objective corresponds to the emerald in the objective editing page. | Selecting this option will place the item to be gathered hovering on top of the ground at the current position of the player. You can choose how much of the needed item you will get upon triggering the floating requirement (call it walking to it, or even picking it up for role-play) and you can also set the [[Rarity]] of the FX surrounding the floating item. This FX will be the colour of the chosen rarity. This objective corresponds to the emerald in the objective editing page. | ||
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==== Break block - Gathering Requirement :<nowiki/> ==== | ==== Break block - Gathering Requirement :<nowiki/> ==== | ||
With this option you can select which block, when broken, will drop the needed item. It can be any existing Minecraft block, including saplings, flower pots, carpets, signs, etc. Like in the previous requirements, you can also choose how much of the needed item this block will drop and where does the block has to be to drop the item upon being broken (worlds or areas). This objective corresponds to the stone bricks in the objective editing page. | With this option you can select which block, when broken, will drop the needed item. It can be any existing Minecraft block, including saplings, flower pots, carpets, signs, etc. Like in the previous requirements, you can also choose how much of the needed item this block will drop and where does the block has to be to drop the item upon being broken (worlds or areas). This objective corresponds to the stone bricks in the objective editing page. | ||
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==== Fishing - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ==== Fishing - Gathering Requirement : ==== | ||
For this option, it allows to select regions (worlds or areas) to fish at that will drop the needed item. You can also edit the fish rate for every selected regions (Ex. fishing anywhere in Karlos has a 25% chance to drop this item). This objective corresponds to the fish in the objective editing page. | For this option, it allows to select regions (worlds or areas) to fish at that will drop the needed item. You can also edit the fish rate for every selected regions (Ex. fishing anywhere in Karlos has a 25% chance to drop this item). This objective corresponds to the fish in the objective editing page. | ||
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=== ￩↕￫ Location Objectives === | === ￩↕￫ Location Objectives === | ||
These objectives involve discovering regions. They are completed when the player enters the selected region. Whether the player has already "discovered" this region in the past or not is irrelevant. The three different possible location objectives are : World, Area and Specific Location. There are several things you can edit about those objectives and you can only choose one single region per objective, but of course you can have multiple Location Objectives for the same quest. | These objectives involve discovering regions. They are completed when the player enters the selected region. Whether the player has already "discovered" this region in the past or not is irrelevant. The three different possible location objectives are : World, Area and Specific Location. There are several things you can edit about those objectives and you can only choose one single region per objective, but of course you can have multiple Location Objectives for the same quest. | ||
==== Regions - Location Requirement : ==== | ==== Regions - Location Requirement : ==== | ||
For the regions location requirement, like explained above, you can choose between a world, an area or a Specific location. For worlds, you cannot edit any of the parameters. The objective will simply be "Discover world". The specific locations, when selected, will be defined at the current player position. For the area and specific location requirement, there are a few parameters that can be edited. | For the regions location requirement, like explained above, you can choose between a world, an area or a Specific location. For worlds, you cannot edit any of the parameters. The objective will simply be "Discover world". The specific locations, when selected, will be defined at the current player position. For the area and specific location requirement, there are a few parameters that can be edited. | ||
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==== Parameters - Location Requirement : ==== | ==== Parameters - Location Requirement : ==== | ||
The first parameter is the name of the location/area. You can rename the location/area to anything and you can use Minecraft colour code. You can also set an On-Complete Text that will be sent to the players in chat upon completing this objective and the colour code is also supported. Finally, you can toggle Obfuscate for a location/area objective. This way, the location/area name will be hidden to the players and they have to discover it themselves. | The first parameter is the name of the location/area. You can rename the location/area to anything and you can use Minecraft colour code. You can also set an On-Complete Text that will be sent to the players in chat upon completing this objective and the colour code is also supported. Finally, you can toggle Obfuscate for a location/area objective. This way, the location/area name will be hidden to the players and they have to discover it themselves. | ||
=== ➳ Hunting Objectives === | === ➳ Hunting Objectives === | ||
This objective requires to hunt and kill a set amount of a certain mob. It can be any mob available on Loka. Killing the set number of the specific mob will complete the objective. You can choose from either a regular mob hunting objective, which includes all vanilla mobs, and a MyhicMob hunting objective, which includes custom mobs and bosses. | This objective requires to hunt and kill a set amount of a certain mob. It can be any mob available on Loka. Killing the set number of the specific mob will complete the objective. You can choose from either a regular mob hunting objective, which includes all vanilla mobs, and a MyhicMob hunting objective, which includes custom mobs and bosses. | ||
==== Mobs - Hunting objective : ==== | ==== Mobs - Hunting objective : ==== | ||
These works very similarly to the Mob drop gathering requirement. After having selected the mob to kill, you can edit regional settings (Regions), which implicate where does the mob has to be to count toward the objective and what are the % chances that It counts depending on the areas/worlds. You can also change how many of the mob needs to be killed to complete the objective. You can also select multiple parameters for the same mob. | These works very similarly to the Mob drop gathering requirement. After having selected the mob to kill, you can edit regional settings (Regions), which implicate where does the mob has to be to count toward the objective and what are the % chances that It counts depending on the areas/worlds. You can also change how many of the mob needs to be killed to complete the objective. You can also select multiple parameters for the same mob. | ||
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==== MythicMobs - Hunting objective : ==== | ==== MythicMobs - Hunting objective : ==== | ||
This objective works exactly like the regular mobs hunting objective, except you have to enter the name of the MythicMob to kill in chat to select it for the objective. | This objective works exactly like the regular mobs hunting objective, except you have to enter the name of the MythicMob to kill in chat to select it for the objective. | ||
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=== ⎘ Misc. Objectives === | === ⎘ Misc. Objectives === | ||
These are all the quest objectives that don't fall in any of the three previous categories. This includes the Achievement objective, involving completing an achievement, the Meet/Delivery objective, involving talking (Right-clicking) to an NPC, the Activation objective, evolving triggering certain blocks with projectiles and the Race objective. which is PvE devs restricted. | These are all the quest objectives that don't fall in any of the three previous categories. This includes the Achievement objective, involving completing an achievement, the Meet/Delivery objective, involving talking (Right-clicking) to an NPC, the Activation objective, evolving triggering certain blocks with projectiles and the Race objective. which is PvE devs restricted. | ||
==== Achievement - Misc. Objectives ==== | ==== Achievement - Misc. Objectives ==== | ||
Like the name says, this objective requires the player to complete any existing Loka Achievements. In other words, the requirements necessary to complete this Achievement are copied over and become the requirements necessary to complete this objective. Whether the player has completed the achievement before is irrelevant, and will not influence this objective. | Like the name says, this objective requires the player to complete any existing Loka Achievements. In other words, the requirements necessary to complete this Achievement are copied over and become the requirements necessary to complete this objective. Whether the player has completed the achievement before is irrelevant, and will not influence this objective. | ||
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==== Meet/Delivery - Misc. Objectives ==== | ==== Meet/Delivery - Misc. Objectives ==== | ||
This is probably the most common and easy objective in the quest system. This objective requires you to meet an NPC. The objective will complete once you have spoken (Right-clicked) to the said NPC, or to deliver a specific item to an NPC, if this is a Delivery objective. In either case, you will have to select the NPC to meet (pointing towards an NPC and selecting it in the meet objective page), set a dialogue (either by book or chat), which will appear upon speaking to the NPC, and a response to conclude the dialogue, which will be the button the players have to click in the dialogue book shown to them when talking to the NPC to complete this objective. It is also in this page that you can select the delivery options, which will require you to select an item to be delivered to the said NPC. Items selected this way will be stored temporarily in the soul-bound bag while one the quest, as they are considered separate from actual in-game items. ''Ya can't steal it''. | This is probably the most common and easy objective in the quest system. This objective requires you to meet an NPC. The objective will complete once you have spoken (Right-clicked) to the said NPC, or to deliver a specific item to an NPC, if this is a Delivery objective. In either case, you will have to select the NPC to meet (pointing towards an NPC and selecting it in the meet objective page), set a dialogue (either by book or chat), which will appear upon speaking to the NPC, and a response to conclude the dialogue, which will be the button the players have to click in the dialogue book shown to them when talking to the NPC to complete this objective. It is also in this page that you can select the delivery options, which will require you to select an item to be delivered to the said NPC. Items selected this way will be stored temporarily in the soul-bound bag while one the quest, as they are considered separate from actual in-game items. ''Ya can't steal it''. | ||
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== Quest Rewards == | == Quest Rewards == | ||
Quests rewards are probably what will motivate most players to actually do your quests. These will be what the quest will reward players with. For rewards who awards shards or specific items, you will have to add instances to your quest by feeding the quest with the physical copies of the items/shards rewarded. Instances are how many times this quest can be taken and completed, and so how many of the rewarded item/shard you gave to the quest. There are several customizable options for Quest Rewards available: Item reward, shards reward, prestige reward, Accept Quest reward, Orbs reward*, Crate reward*, Achievement reward*. | Quests rewards are probably what will motivate most players to actually do your quests. These will be what the quest will reward players with. For rewards who awards shards or specific items, you will have to add instances to your quest by feeding the quest with the physical copies of the items/shards rewarded. Instances are how many times this quest can be taken and completed, and so how many of the rewarded item/shard you gave to the quest. There are several customizable options for Quest Rewards available: Item reward, shards reward, prestige reward, Accept Quest reward, Orbs reward*, Crate reward*, Achievement reward*. | ||
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=== Items - Quest Rewards : === | === Items - Quest Rewards : === | ||
This quest reward will reward players specific items. These items must be selected from your inventory. For non-official quests, you must add instances to your quest in order for players to be able to accept it. (Example: Your quest reward 1 dirt, if you gave 12 dirt to the quest system, there are 12 instances of your quests, that means your quest can be accepted and completed by 12 players max). You can also set a item rewarded by a quest as Soulbound. | This quest reward will reward players specific items. These items must be selected from your inventory. For non-official quests, you must add instances to your quest in order for players to be able to accept it. (Example: Your quest reward 1 dirt, if you gave 12 dirt to the quest system, there are 12 instances of your quests, that means your quest can be accepted and completed by 12 players max). You can also set a item rewarded by a quest as Soulbound. | ||
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=== Shards - Quest Rewards : === | === Shards - Quest Rewards : === | ||
This reward is very similar to the item reward, except it gives shards to player instead of items. Upon selecting this reward you will have to input the desired number of shard given in reward in chat. You must also add instances for this type of reward of the quest isn't official. | This reward is very similar to the item reward, except it gives shards to player instead of items. Upon selecting this reward you will have to input the desired number of shard given in reward in chat. You must also add instances for this type of reward of the quest isn't official. | ||
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=== Prestige - Quest Rewards : === | === Prestige - Quest Rewards : === | ||
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=== Accept Quest - Quest Rewards : === | === Accept Quest - Quest Rewards : === | ||
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=== Orbs - Quest Rewards : === | === Orbs - Quest Rewards : === | ||
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=== Crate - Quest Rewards : === | === Crate - Quest Rewards : === | ||
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=== Achievement - Quest Rewards : === | === Achievement - Quest Rewards : === | ||
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== Quest Giver == | == Quest Giver == | ||
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== Other Information == | == Other Information == | ||
===<nowiki/>=== | === <nowiki/> === | ||
[[Category:Custom Features]] | [[Category:Custom Features]] | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 21 August 2026
The Questing System is another of Loka's custom written plugins that allow players to create and manage quests with a wide variety of options and settings. These quests can be from a simple gather dirt objective to a full-on lore quest-line with instances and boss fights.
General Information
While the quest system allows for a lot of freedom, some basic criteria must be respected in order to publish a quest.
- Requires a Quest name (Must have a proper name)
- Requires a Quest Description (Must have a description)
- Must have at least one Quest Objective and all the elements for the objective(s) must be respected*.
- The quest must be assigned to either a quest giver NPC or sign*.
Once all these are set up, the quest will change it's status from Not Ready to Hidden. You can then publish the quest when you are ready by Shift-clicking the emerald block. Once published, it can be toggled back Hidden with Shift-click if you need to edit it or for whatever else reason. While hidden, players won't be able to see or accept the quest as shown on the image on the right.
Commands
We can access the different GUIs related to the quest system using simple commands starting with the /q prefix:
- /q or /q l - Display a list of your current quests in progress
- /q create - Create a new quest
- /q e - Edit the quests you have created
- /q eo - Edit official quests (Only for PvE Team members)
Quest name
Quest names are what will be displayed on the top of the menu and as the name of this quest. This option is the simplest to understand and is a necessary step to publish a quest. You can rename your quest at any time.
Click the paper to rename the quest.
Quest Description and Summary
The Quest Description will be the first text a player will see when first starting the quest. It will also be displayed when hovering the quest in /q menu by default. It's a good thing to write the starting dialog there when starting a new quest.
The quest summary (accessible inside the quest description page) will be what is displayed when hovering the quest in /q menu. Like the in the name, it is intended to be a short summary and give basic information for the quest.
Can be set through either chat (max of 256 characters), or set a book as the description (Useful for longer texts, because it can be formatted correctly).
Click to access edit the quest description, or Right-Click to preview it.
Quest Requirements
Requirements are prerequisite for quests. In order for players to be able to see and accept your quest they have to meet the selected requirements of the said quests. Note that Requirement are not among the necessary options to publish a quest, so you can create quests that have no requirements at all. For now there are only two types of quest requirements; Prestige requirements and Quest requirements.
Click to add a requirement.
Prestige requirement :
When adding this requirement, you will be asked to input an amount of prestige in chat. Having a prestige requirements means that in order to see or accept the quest players will have to meet this minimum prestige amount set by through requirement. This is a Town Quest only feature, since prestige is unique to every town.
Shift-click to delete this requirement.
Quest requirement :
This is probably the most used feature in the Quest System along with Auto-complete and Quest Accept Reward for quest lines. Adding this objective will require you to choose a quest to act as the requirement. So to see or accept this quest, players will be required to have completed the selected quest at least one time in the past. You can add as much Quest Requirement as you wish.
Shift-click to delete this requirement.
Quest Objectives
Objectives are the most customizable settings in the quest system. They are what you will have to complete in order to finish the quest. Once all the objectives are done, the quest will be completed. All objectives will be displayed separately from each others on the quest preview in the /q menu and all of the selected objectives can be viewed on the first row at the top of the menu in the objective page (As shown on this image). You can have as many objectives as you wish for the same quest (even of the same sort if wanted).
Click on the corresponding option to add it as an objective to the quest.
There are four types of objectives:
- ⚒ Gathering Objectives
- ￩↕￫ Location Objectives
- ➳ Hunting Objectives
- ⎘ Misc. Objective
⚒ Gathering Objectives
Just like in the name, these objectives involve gathering, by different means, something. It can be any item imaginable. The item to be gathered can be selected either from your inventory (Ex. for lored items), or from a list of all existing items and blocks. This objective type is heavily customizable for where and how to gather items. The four different possible gathering objective requirements are : Mob drop, Location, Break block and Fishing. They can all be combined if wanted, since there is no limit on how many requirements you can add.
Mob Drop - Gathering Requirement :
You can select which types of mob will drop this item, where does the mob has to be to drop the item (either worlds or areas) and how many of this item will the mob drop when killed. You can also select multiple mobs with different parameters for the same objective. This objective corresponds to the skeleton head in the objective editing page.
Click to to edit the regional requirements, Right-click to change how many of the item will the mob drop and Shift-click to remove the requirement.
Location - Gathering Requirement :
Selecting this option will place the item to be gathered hovering on top of the ground at the current position of the player. You can choose how much of the needed item you will get upon triggering the floating requirement (call it walking to it, or even picking it up for role-play) and you can also set the Rarity of the FX surrounding the floating item. This FX will be the colour of the chosen rarity. This objective corresponds to the emerald in the objective editing page.
Click to preview the floating item for 5s, Right-click to change how many of the item will drop and Drop-button (default is Q) to set visual rarity FX and Shift-click to remove this requirement.
Break block - Gathering Requirement :
With this option you can select which block, when broken, will drop the needed item. It can be any existing Minecraft block, including saplings, flower pots, carpets, signs, etc. Like in the previous requirements, you can also choose how much of the needed item this block will drop and where does the block has to be to drop the item upon being broken (worlds or areas). This objective corresponds to the stone bricks in the objective editing page.
Click to edit regional requirements, Right-click to change how many of the item will drop, and Shift-click to remove this requirement.
Fishing - Gathering Requirement :
For this option, it allows to select regions (worlds or areas) to fish at that will drop the needed item. You can also edit the fish rate for every selected regions (Ex. fishing anywhere in Karlos has a 25% chance to drop this item). This objective corresponds to the fish in the objective editing page.
Click to edit regional requirements, Right-click to change how many of the item will drop an Shift-click to remove this requirement.
￩↕￫ Location Objectives
These objectives involve discovering regions. They are completed when the player enters the selected region. Whether the player has already "discovered" this region in the past or not is irrelevant. The three different possible location objectives are : World, Area and Specific Location. There are several things you can edit about those objectives and you can only choose one single region per objective, but of course you can have multiple Location Objectives for the same quest.
Regions - Location Requirement :
For the regions location requirement, like explained above, you can choose between a world, an area or a Specific location. For worlds, you cannot edit any of the parameters. The objective will simply be "Discover world". The specific locations, when selected, will be defined at the current player position. For the area and specific location requirement, there are a few parameters that can be edited.
Click to edit an objective (for location/area objective) and Shift-click to delete the objective.
Parameters - Location Requirement :
The first parameter is the name of the location/area. You can rename the location/area to anything and you can use Minecraft colour code. You can also set an On-Complete Text that will be sent to the players in chat upon completing this objective and the colour code is also supported. Finally, you can toggle Obfuscate for a location/area objective. This way, the location/area name will be hidden to the players and they have to discover it themselves.
➳ Hunting Objectives
This objective requires to hunt and kill a set amount of a certain mob. It can be any mob available on Loka. Killing the set number of the specific mob will complete the objective. You can choose from either a regular mob hunting objective, which includes all vanilla mobs, and a MyhicMob hunting objective, which includes custom mobs and bosses.
Mobs - Hunting objective :
These works very similarly to the Mob drop gathering requirement. After having selected the mob to kill, you can edit regional settings (Regions), which implicate where does the mob has to be to count toward the objective and what are the % chances that It counts depending on the areas/worlds. You can also change how many of the mob needs to be killed to complete the objective. You can also select multiple parameters for the same mob.
Click to edit this Regions for this objective, Right-click to change how many are required and Shift-click to delete the objective.
MythicMobs - Hunting objective :
This objective works exactly like the regular mobs hunting objective, except you have to enter the name of the MythicMob to kill in chat to select it for the objective.
Click to edit this Regions for this objective, Right-click to change how many are required and Shift-click to delete the objective.
⎘ Misc. Objectives
These are all the quest objectives that don't fall in any of the three previous categories. This includes the Achievement objective, involving completing an achievement, the Meet/Delivery objective, involving talking (Right-clicking) to an NPC, the Activation objective, evolving triggering certain blocks with projectiles and the Race objective. which is PvE devs restricted.
Achievement - Misc. Objectives
Like the name says, this objective requires the player to complete any existing Loka Achievements. In other words, the requirements necessary to complete this Achievement are copied over and become the requirements necessary to complete this objective. Whether the player has completed the achievement before is irrelevant, and will not influence this objective.
Click to set a description for this objective, and Shift-click to delete this objective.
Meet/Delivery - Misc. Objectives
This is probably the most common and easy objective in the quest system. This objective requires you to meet an NPC. The objective will complete once you have spoken (Right-clicked) to the said NPC, or to deliver a specific item to an NPC, if this is a Delivery objective. In either case, you will have to select the NPC to meet (pointing towards an NPC and selecting it in the meet objective page), set a dialogue (either by book or chat), which will appear upon speaking to the NPC, and a response to conclude the dialogue, which will be the button the players have to click in the dialogue book shown to them when talking to the NPC to complete this objective. It is also in this page that you can select the delivery options, which will require you to select an item to be delivered to the said NPC. Items selected this way will be stored temporarily in the soul-bound bag while one the quest, as they are considered separate from actual in-game items. Ya can't steal it.
Click to edit the meet NPC objective, and Shift-click to delete the objective.
Quest Rewards
Quests rewards are probably what will motivate most players to actually do your quests. These will be what the quest will reward players with. For rewards who awards shards or specific items, you will have to add instances to your quest by feeding the quest with the physical copies of the items/shards rewarded. Instances are how many times this quest can be taken and completed, and so how many of the rewarded item/shard you gave to the quest. There are several customizable options for Quest Rewards available: Item reward, shards reward, prestige reward, Accept Quest reward, Orbs reward*, Crate reward*, Achievement reward*.
Click to access the reward page, and Shift-click to add an instance to this quest (Must have the item/shards in inventory)
*PvE devs restricted.
Items - Quest Rewards :
This quest reward will reward players specific items. These items must be selected from your inventory. For non-official quests, you must add instances to your quest in order for players to be able to accept it. (Example: Your quest reward 1 dirt, if you gave 12 dirt to the quest system, there are 12 instances of your quests, that means your quest can be accepted and completed by 12 players max). You can also set a item rewarded by a quest as Soulbound.
Right-click to make this a Soulbound Reward, and Shift-click to remove this Reward.
Shards - Quest Rewards :
This reward is very similar to the item reward, except it gives shards to player instead of items. Upon selecting this reward you will have to input the desired number of shard given in reward in chat. You must also add instances for this type of reward of the quest isn't official.
Right-click to change the amount of shard
Prestige - Quest Rewards :
Accept Quest - Quest Rewards :
Orbs - Quest Rewards :
Crate - Quest Rewards :
Achievement - Quest Rewards :