quest system support

[cazanova000]

testing on iRO Valk =O, i'll b here with news after the server up again -.-

[obsc]

decided not to create new topic, since this info fits here ok.

in case you need quest info from client formatted in more sane way - here it goes. i did it for my own purposes, but thought it won't hurt to share in case anyone needs it.

upd: this data is taken from current iRO::valk

[Technology]

Anyone tested it yet?

Atm we show questID but we could show the quest's name instead if we add another table file.
We don't actually need this for kore to function properly tho.

[twist3d]

fyi: on iRO Valkyrie -- quest list works for the most part, shows the quest ID and under that how many of each mob you have killed. However it says they are inactive, and doing: quest set 0 on; disconnects you from the server.

Here is a crappy way to do it, but it works:

Edit: Found a better way to monitor when a quest monster is killed;

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automacro autoQuest {
	hook packet/quest_update_mission_hunt
	map <map>
	base < 66 #(or whatever level is the max you can do the quest at)
	exclusive 1
	call {
		$temp = @eval($::questList->{<questID#>}->{missions}->{<monsterID #>}->{count}
		if ($temp != 150) goto end
		do move <x> <y>
		pause 1
		do talk @npc (<x> <y>)
		pause 2
		do talk resp 0
		pause 5
		do talk @npc (<x> <y>)
		pause 2
		do talk resp 0
		pause 2
		do talk resp 0
		pause 2
		do talk resp 2
		:end
	}
}

Just fill in the <info> with your map and npc x/y loc

Thank you technology for the info =)

[Technology]

Oh yea, to make a quest (in)active you have to do this:
quest set <questID> [on|off]

Instead of questID we should have questIndex there.
Tho that might be tricky because i'm not sure whether the quests stay on the same index during the whole process.

We could for example add a global variable @questIDs where we store the questID's on their questIndex'es


Idk why the quests are inactive, it would be really useful to see a console log with debug on.

[Technology]

After seeing the log:
02B1
debug "$questID $active\n", "info";

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60136 1

02B2
debug "$questID $time $active $mission_amount\n", "info";

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quest_all_mission 112, 1
60136 0 0 1
 - 1119 7 Frilldora

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--------------------------------- Quest List ----------------------------------
  0 60136                           inactive              0
  - Frilldora                       7
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm thinking that the 2nd $active is not what it seems. Maybe its a time_start?
That would explain this as well:

unsigned char show; // Optimizing Compiler sometimes makes this 4 byte long. So be WARNED!

we get this time_start in the quest_add packet so it would make perfect sense that we should get this information also trough the quest_all_mission packet.

EDIT:
committed a patch to svn

[twist3d]

quest list shows my quest as active now without me activating it ^^ nice work

[visages]

could someone tell em like it is set because I do not see any txt that says quest or something would be helpful Please

[kLabMouse]

Ok. We have TODO:
Make OpenKore load quest.txt table, if it exist.
So, you get Quest Testm it's ID, and a lot more (like client do).

[Rathearia]

Been testing out the auto macro twist3d posted.

It was missing a parenthesis on the line

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$temp = @eval($::questList->{<questID#>}->{missions}->{<monsterID #>}->{count}

so I added one at the end of that line, and it now works like a charm.

Further testing shows only one problem, if you teleport it breaks the macro.

Just wanted to say thanks for this awesome macro, and to all your hard work.