Multi-Step quests

Learn how to create multiple step quests!

10: # Multiple step quest
    name: 'Week 1 - Advanced Miner'
    steps:
      1:
        type: block-break
        variable: coal_ore
        required-progress: 10
        points: 0
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 coal ores"
      2:
        type: block-break
        variable: iron_ore
        required-progress: 10
        points: 5
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 iron ores"
      3:
        type: block-break
        variable: diamond_ore
        required-progress: 10
        points: 25
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 diamond ores"
    item:
      material: golden_pickaxe:0
      name: '&eAdvanced Miner &7(&e%step%&7/&6%steps%&7)'
      lore:
        - '&7Mine various ores'
        - '%info%'
        - ''
        - '&7Progress &e%total_progress%&7/&e%required_progress%'

This quest has 3 steps:

• Mine 10 coal ores (no rewards)

• Mine 10 iron ores (gives 5 points)

• Mine 10 diamond ores (gives 25 points)

After completing all 3 steps, the quest will complete.

How to create a quest with multiple steps

As in the example, create a section steps and add quest parameters to each step section as desired.

Info parameter

Each step can contain a list of information which you can use inside the quest icon (%info%).

Icon placeholders related to steps system

• %step% - current step

• %steps% - number of steps

• %info% - information from step info parameter

Global quest parameters

Some values like type, required-progress, whitelist, blacklist etc. can be used globally by adding them to the quest section instead of the step section.

Example:

yamlCopy10: # Multiple step quest
    name: 'Week 1 - Advanced Miner'
    required-progress: 10
    points: 5
    steps:
      1:
        type: block-break
        variable: coal_ore
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 coal ores"
      2:
        type: block-break
        variable: iron_ore
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 iron ores"
      3:
        type: block-break
        variable: diamond_ore
        info:
          - "&7Mine &e10 diamond ores"

In this example, all steps require 10 progress and give 5 points (per step).