Quest Icons

• Press J. You can change the key in the Controls settings. Press it again to close the book.
• Right-click the Quest Book item. Every new player gets one on the first join (the pack can turn this off with give_book_on_first_join in data.snbt).
• Open your inventory and click the small ✉ button in the top-left corner of the screen.
• Or type /quests open.

• /quests open: opens the book. Everyone can use it.
• /quests reload: reloads the quest files from disk.
• /quests givebook <players>: gives a Quest Book.
• /quests complete <quest|all> [players]: completes one quest or all of them.
• /quests reset <quest|all> [players]: resets one quest or all progress.
• /quests team info | create | invite | join | leave: teams, see below. Everyone can use them.

reload, givebook, complete and reset need operator rights (permission level 2). /questbook works the same as /quests.

Tasks

• Item: have items in your inventory. Item tags work too. With consume_items you hand them in with a Submit button.
• Checkmark: just tick the box.
• Kill: defeat a number of mobs of one type or an entity tag.
• Advancement: earn an advancement, or only one of its criteria.
• Dimension: visit a dimension.
• Biome: find a biome or a biome tag.
• Structure: stand inside a structure, for example a village.
• XP: reach a number of levels or XP points, or pay them with a button.
• Statistic: reach a value of a statistic, for example jumps.
• Observation: look at a block or a mob for a while.
• Location: reach a place in a dimension, within a radius.

Rewards

• Item: any item, any amount.
• XP and XP levels.
• Command: runs a command for the player, with {p}, {x}, {y}, {z} and {quest} as placeholders.
• Random: one weighted pick from a reward table.
• Choice: the player picks one of several items.
• Loot: rolls a loot table, vanilla or from a data pack.
• Advancement: grants an advancement.

A reward can be claimed per player or once for the whole team (team_reward), and it can be claimed automatically (auto). The Claim all button in the top bar collects everything that waits, except choice rewards and rewards marked exclude_from_claim_all.

• Each crate rolls the reward table with its own name: reward_tables/common_crate.snbt, rare_crate.snbt, epic_crate.snbt and legendary_crate.snbt.
• A reward table is a list of entries with an item, a count and a weight. Higher weight means more likely.
• If a table is missing, the crate tells you that it is empty and stays in your hand.
• Crates are normal items, so you can give them as quest rewards.

• Everyone starts in a team of their own.
• /quests team create <name> gives your team a name. If you are in a shared team, it starts a new team for you.
• /quests team invite <player> invites a player. They join with /quests team join <your name>.
• Team members share task progress and finished quests. When you join a team, your own progress is replaced by the team’s.
• Rewards are claimed by each player, unless a reward is a team reward. Then one claim counts for everyone.
• /quests team info shows your team, its members and how many quests you have done.
• /quests team leave leaves the team. You start over with empty progress of your own.

• Click Pin in a quest’s window. Up to 4 pinned quests show in the top-left corner of your screen, each with the progress of its tasks.
• Click Unpin to remove it again.
• Pins are saved on your own computer, in config/questsicons-pinned.txt.

• All files are in config/questsicons/quests, in the familiar FTB Quests layout: data.snbt (book settings), chapter_groups.snbt, one file per chapter in chapters/ and the reward tables in reward_tables/.
• On the first start the mod writes a small example chapter, so you can see how it works.
• Commas between entries are optional. IDs are 16-digit hex numbers, or any readable name you like.
• Text supports & colour codes, translation keys in braces like {mypack.quest.title} and JSON text.
• Descriptions can show pictures: {image:namespace:path.png width:120 height:60}.
• Chapters can sit in groups, show pictures on the quest map and use their own quest shape. There are 10 shapes: circle, square, rounded square (rsquare), diamond, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, heart, gear and star.
• Quests can need all or just one of their dependencies, be optional, stay hidden until they unlock, or be invisible.
• After editing the files, run /quests reload.

• Operators (permission level 2) see an Edit button in the top bar of the book.
• In edit mode you drag quests around the map.
• Right-click a quest to edit it as SNBT, add or remove dependencies, set its icon from the item in your hand, add an item task or item reward from that item, add a checkmark task or an XP reward, change its shape, duplicate it or delete it.
• Right-click an empty spot for a new quest, the chapter settings or “Reload files from disk”.
• In the chapter list: + New chapter, and right-click a chapter to move it, change its settings or icon, or delete it (hold Shift if it still has quests).