Boundless Quests FAQ

Press E (or your configured inventory key) to open your inventory, then look for the quest book button next to your character model on the right side of the screen. Click it to view all available quests and categories.

Yes, use the in-game editor to build custom quests and organize them into quest packs, then enable those packs for your players using `/boundless questpack enable [packname]`. All players will see the same quests once the pack is active.

Check that the quest pack containing it is enabled with `/boundless questpack list` and `/boundless questpack enable [packname]` if needed. If you edited quests directly, try `/boundless reload` to refresh the configuration.

In the quest editor, set up the reward section for each task—you can give items, experience points, or run custom commands automatically when the task is finished.

Yes, the mod supports collecting multiple item types as part of a single quest. Use the in-game editor to add each item requirement to the same task.

Use `/boundless reset [playername] [questname]` to clear their progress on that specific quest, allowing them to complete it again and earn the rewards once more.

No, the mod runs standalone without requiring any library mods or dependencies.

Yes, the mod lets you organize tasks into categories and sub-categories so players see a clear progression path. You set this up in the in-game editor.

The mod automatically tracks different goal types including defeating specific mobs and gaining potion effects. Set up these task types in the editor and the mod will monitor player progress in real-time.

Yes, the mod includes settings to customize the appearance of menus to match your world's style and theme.