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SSR: Quest System
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SSR: Quest System

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Description
This mod implements quest system framework that allows creating complex quests with nonlinear dialogues and multiple endings.
It provides a set of APIs and flexible custom scripting language that can be easily expanded with new commands, quest tasks, etc. Works both in singleplayer and multiplayer.

If you're a content creator:
Follow the guide[drive.google.com] to learn how to create a story using this framework.
If you're a solo player or a server owner:
Preform the following steps to set up the mod for playing in single or multi player game.
Singleplayer installation
1) Subscribe the framework
2) Subscribe quest packs (Note: they may not be compatible with each other)
3) Activate ssr-core, ssr-quests and the npc plugin used in a quest pack (either ssr-quests-e1 or ssr-quests-e2).
Multiplayer installation
1) Download the latest version of java mod[drive.google.com] and unpack the archive to directory of your dedicated server.
If your server is running on Windows, open the batch file you use to launch it and replace zombie.network.GameServer with zombie.SSROverride.
If your server is running on Linux, use start-server-jm.sh script to launch it.
2) Open server settings (servertest.ini).
3) Add the Workshop ID of this item and quest packs to the WorkshopItems field.
4) Add ssr-core, ssr-quests and the npc plugin used in a quest pack (either ssr-quests-e1 or ssr-quests-e2) to the Mods field.
Quest packs can be found in this collection.
Contact me, if you want yours to be added.



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Workshop ID: 2793385743
Mod ID: ssr-quests
Mod ID: ssr-quests-e1
Mod ID: ssr-quests-e2
Mod ID: ssr-quests-e3
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271 Comments
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zabanen.nu Apr 21 @ 1:45pm 
"Названия анимаций можно найти в скриптах игры по слову setActionAnim (может
быть равно false)."

Если можно, пожалуйста, расширьте этот пункт подробнее) спасибо
Hammy Apr 15 @ 12:13pm 
@Oneline I went through all the files in the data folder and its subfolders, but I couldn’t find any use of the #is_lua command anywhere. It doesn’t seem to be referenced at all.

What I’m trying to do is have a dialogue script run when the player presses a key in-game.
My initial idea was to toggle a boolean in Lua and then use #is_lua to check its state, but since that doesn’t seem possible, I’m kind of stuck. Is there maybe a way to use Lua directly to trigger a specific dialogue script, or is there another workaround I could try?
Oneline  [author] Apr 14 @ 1:06pm 
@Hammy playable teaser has many examples of RaiseFlag usage. Have a look
Hammy Apr 14 @ 12:14pm 
@Oneline Could you give me an example on how to do that?
The manual does not cover this case.
Oneline  [author] Apr 14 @ 5:14am 
@Hammy you can use #is_lua to control RaiseFlag tasks.

@colby I'm afraid not, it has to be either dedicated server or singleplayer.
Hammy Apr 13 @ 1:49pm 
@Oneline Hey, this is such a awesome system!
I wonder if you could make it that #is_lua could be used as #set (TaskType) as well?
colby Mar 17 @ 11:12pm 
can i put this on a non-dedicated server?
Oneline  [author] Feb 4 @ 10:13pm 
@Ryan should be. I know a server that uses both quest system and bandits mod, works fine.
Ryan Feb 4 @ 9:50pm 
compatible with bandits and week one mod?
Oneline  [author] Jan 4 @ 9:28am 
@quilates_24 framework. Quests are not included.

There's a demo mod with quests that you can play to see what can be made with it (it's a bit outdated, but still has something to show): https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2846798761