Better Questing Mod FAQ

Open your quest book and click the edit button to enter the quest editor. From there, you can create a new quest line, add tasks (like collecting items or killing mobs), set rewards, and customize the appearance. The mod includes an auto-generated quest tree to help you get started if you want a template.

Better Questing supports various task types including item collection, entity kills, block placement/breaking, crafting, and machine interaction. You can also add custom tasks through expansion packs if you want quest types beyond the defaults.

In the quest editor, navigate to the rewards section and add items, experience, or loot bags. You can customize reward bags by editing their contents in JSON format or through the in-game interface, allowing you to create complex reward systems.

Yes, use the party management system to create a party and invite other players. Once in a party, members can complete quests together and share progress toward shared quest objectives.

Open the theme selection menu from the main quest interface and choose from available themes like Nether, End, or Survival. You can also create custom themes by editing resource packs if you want a unique visual style.

Yes, all quest data is saved in JSON format, so you can edit quest files directly using any text editor. This is useful for making bulk changes or fine-tuning quest details that aren't easily accessible through the in-game editor.

The hardcore lives system adds an extra challenge layer where players have a limited number of lives. When a player runs out of lives, they're eliminated from the quest progression, making quests more difficult and consequential.

Use the import option in the main menu to select JSON quest files from your local drive. This allows you to load pre-made quest lines and customize them for your own modpack.

Yes, the quest editor includes text formatting options for quest descriptions, allowing you to style text to make instructions clearer and more visually appealing to players.

Better Questing is designed to be the primary quest system in a modpack, and using multiple quest mods simultaneously can cause conflicts. It's best to use Better Questing alone or with its expansion packs for additional features.

Better Questing is a questing framework that gives modpack creators in-game tools to design custom quests, from simple to-do lists to story-driven adventures. It includes an Object Submission Station for turning in items and objects to complete player-defined quests.

Pack creators use the mod's in-game editors to customize all aspects of quests, and it can automatically generate a quest tree to help you get started. Quest data is saved in JSON format so it can be edited with external tools.

It includes in-game editors, automatic quest tree generation, party management for completing quests together, a hardcore lives system, on-screen quest completion notifications, and full-screen editors. It also supports expansion packs that add new themes, task types, and rewards.

Yes, the mod is modular and can be expanded with new features, themes, and quest types through addon packs. It also supports expansion packs for new themes, task types, and rewards.

Yes, the mod lets pack developers translate their quests using resource packs.

The Object Submission Station is used for turning in items and objects to complete player-defined quests.

Yes, it includes party management so players can complete quests together.

Yes, the mod adds a hardcore lives system for an extra challenge.