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Setting a quest stage (see SetStage) adds the Log Entry to the player's quest log and runs the Result Script. If there are multiple stage items for a particular stage, each is evaluated to see if it passes the conditions (if any). Thus a single stage could potentially add several entries to the player's quest log and/or run multiple results scripts.


Etapes de Quêtes:
#Index: Chaque étape a un numbre d'indexation allant de 0 à 255.
#Quest Stage Items: Each stage can have 1 or more "stage items", which can include a log entry and/or a result script. Multiple stage items are often conditionalized so that only one is actually written to the player's log when a stage is set.
Objets d'étapes de Quêtes:
Quand une étape de quête est programmée pour utilisé la commande de script SetStage, each quest stage item may be applied: if it passes the specified conditions, the Log Entry text is written to the player's quest log, and the Result Script is run.
#Log Entry: The text that is displayed in the player's quest log when the stage item is applied.
#Result Script: These script commands are run when the stage item is applied.
#Conditions: The conditions must be true for the quest stage item to be applied. Note that most reference functions are invalid when attached to a quest stage, since the stage is not a reference. Note also that "Run on Target" is invalid for conditions attached to quest stages.
#Complete Quest: If this box is checked, setting this stage will move the quest from the active to completed portions of the player's journal. Note that a completed quest can still be running.
#Export Quest Stages: All the text and conditions of quest stages can be exported to a text file.

Version du 10 juin 2006 à 23:56

Setting a quest stage (see SetStage) adds the Log Entry to the player's quest log and runs the Result Script. If there are multiple stage items for a particular stage, each is evaluated to see if it passes the conditions (if any). Thus a single stage could potentially add several entries to the player's quest log and/or run multiple results scripts.

Etapes de Quêtes:

  1. Index: Chaque étape a un numbre d'indexation allant de 0 à 255.
  2. Quest Stage Items: Each stage can have 1 or more "stage items", which can include a log entry and/or a result script. Multiple stage items are often conditionalized so that only one is actually written to the player's log when a stage is set.


Objets d'étapes de Quêtes:

Quand une étape de quête est programmée pour utilisé la commande de script SetStage, each quest stage item may be applied: if it passes the specified conditions, the Log Entry text is written to the player's quest log, and the Result Script is run.

  1. Log Entry: The text that is displayed in the player's quest log when the stage item is applied.
  2. Result Script: These script commands are run when the stage item is applied.
  3. Conditions: The conditions must be true for the quest stage item to be applied. Note that most reference functions are invalid when attached to a quest stage, since the stage is not a reference. Note also that "Run on Target" is invalid for conditions attached to quest stages.
  4. Complete Quest: If this box is checked, setting this stage will move the quest from the active to completed portions of the player's journal. Note that a completed quest can still be running.
  5. Export Quest Stages: All the text and conditions of quest stages can be exported to a text file.