FAQ

Q: Why are my quests not showing up in other worlds?

A: Better Questing stores everything, including progression data, locally to the world until a command is run to set it as the default for new worlds. This is so creators can upload maps with predefined quest lines built in as well as giving the players the option to play multiple quest lines in the same instance of Minecraft.

Q: Why do my items/liquids show up as question marks?

A: Unless you've incorrectly modified the NBT data, this is normal. When mod's items/liquids change their IDs or simply cannot be found Better Questing will temporarily replace them with place holders in order to preserve the data associated with them. Once the items/liquids have been installed or the IDs have been corrected they will automatically change back.

Q: How do I set quests to only allow players to complete a specific number of them?

A: You can normally achieve this by using a combination of prerequisites and the logical operator options. If you need something more precise then you can look into using scoreboard tasks/rewards to track completion.

Q: Can I make a quest that requires the players to do X or reward them with X?

A: If an expansion doesn't already exist to do this then you're welcome to create one that does. Better Questing provides a large amount of freedom for mod makers to add their own content to the questing system. If you have a great idea that could benefit creators, feel free to make it a reality.