Quest GUI

[Quentin_GHG]

Hello lately I tried adding a custom Quest system to my server that gives the player a reward everytime they do this, I wanted this system to reset every day or week whatever, but I just was not able to make it random each quest, (so as an example 2 rows of quest = 18 quest) and all of them random, but not a single one duplicate I dont want the same quest multiple times only once, I just need the system for it to be random but not the same twice, there probably is a simple solution, but I myself couldnt figure it out, thanks for your time, and hopefully a response If I did not explain it very well ask me everything I will try to answer the questions as fast as possible

 

[NixTer]

You can add all the different types of quests to a list variable and then select 18 random elements from that variable, add them to today's quest, and then remove them from the variable so they never show up again

 

[Quentin_GHG]

Thanks for your Idea, the only problem now is, how do I save the Quests? Now I got it on every /resetquests, wich basically just sets the variables to the list, /setquest just adds the item for the GUI, I can automate all of that later, my only question is how do I save these Things effieciently in a variable? or something else. I know this code is messy and all im not that good with that kind of stuff, I tried with an external function but I could not get that to work either lol, thanks for helping already though, its really nice having people like you!

function quests(p: player):
    set {quests%{_p}%} to a new chest inventory with 3 row named "&bQuests"
    set slot 4 of {quests%{_p}%} to clock named "&bQuests" with lore "&8New quests in: %{battlepasstimer}% Hours."
    open {quests%{_p}%} to {_p}
    if {nothinghereyet} is not set:
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 9 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 10 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 11 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 12 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 13 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 14 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 15 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 16 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        remove {_questtaken} from {quests::*}
        wait 1 second
        set {_questtaken} to a random element out of {quests::*}
        set slot 17 of {quests%{_p}%} to {_questtaken}
        delete {quests::*}


command /setquests:
    trigger:
        battlepass(player)
        set {questbreakblock} to book named "Quest 1"
        set {questkillplayer} to book named "Quest 2"
        set {questplaytime} to book named "Quest 3"
        set {questcollectxp} to book named "Quest 4"
        set {questwalkdistance} to book named "Quest 5"
        set {questearnmoney} to book named "Quest 6"
        set {questusemana} to book named "Quest 7"
        set {questtradewithvillager} to book named "Quest 8"
        set {questtakedamage} to book named "Quest 9"

command /resetquests:
    trigger:
        add {questbreakblock} to {quests::*}
        add {questkillplayer} to {quests::*}
        add {questplaytime} to {quests::*}
        add {questcollectxp} to {quests::*}
        add {questwalkdistance} to {quests::*}
        add {questearnmoney} to {quests::*}
        add {questusemana} to {quests::*}
        add {questtradewithvillager} to {quests::*}
        add {questtakedamage} to {quests::*}

 

[NixTer]

Why do you have all of your quests saved in local variables? Why not store them in a yml or json file?

 

[Quentin_GHG]

Oh I think I did not day that in the first few messages, im like still learning the skript language, and I never played around with using Json or yml files, thought that was not implemented in skript, but I will sure try it out, I will inform you tomorrow if it worked

 

[NixTer]

*global variables lol i can't do things

 

[NixTer]

Using the skript-yaml addon for skript, you can create, write info in, pull info from, delete info from, and delete YAML/YML files.