Introduction

Description

This quest system, allows you to create quests for your project and provides the following functionality:

• Create any number of quests for your project
• Show configurable banners when a quest starts and/or completes
• Set categories for quests; whether they fall under the typical "Main" or "Side" quest categories, or, any custom categories you choose to create
• In-depth condition system allows you to setup a number of differing conditions that auto-trigger a quest to begin
• Objectives which can be created for quests which have their own start and complete conditions allowing for multi-step quests
• Quest rewards which are automatically granted upon quest completion. Can have a combination of:
  • Gold/Default currency
  • Custom currency
  • Items
  • Equipment
  • Experience
  • Variable - Can increase a variable by a set amount

Install & Setup Instructions

Installation

Note: The installation is easier if Bakin is closed

1. Extract the .zip file you downloaded using either WinRAR or 7zip and open it.
2. Copy "QuestSystemPlugin.dll" and paste it in the "plugins" folder in your Bakin install directory (usually "SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\BAKIN\plugins")
3. Copy the "Quest System" folder and paste it in your project's "script" folder (if you don't see this folder, create it).
4. Open the "Quest System" folder and copy "ThatDaleDudesLibrary.NET.dll".
5. Paste the file in the "lib" folder in your Bakin install directory
6. Open Bakin and go to the Layout Tool on the left
7. Click the import button in the top bar, on the right-hand side (it looks like a little folder with a down arrow)
8. Go to the folder you extracted and select "Layouts.lyrbr". This will import the layouts used by the plugin

Setup

1. In Bakin, open the common events panel and create a new "Custom Event".
2. Give the common event any name you'd like (e.g. Quest System).
3. Open the common event and in the lower-left corner, click the C# Program Assignment box and select the quest system (will likely show up as "script/Quest System/QuestSystem.cs"
4. Next, add a new "Event Switch On/Off" command to the event and have it turn on a new switch you need to create called "ShowQuestsMenu"
5. Press OK
6. Now open the Layout Tool from the left.
7. In the list on the left, expand the "Menus" folder and select "Menu".
8. In the "Layout to be Assigned" area just to the right should be a new option called "MainMenu_QuestSystem". Tick the box next to this option.
   
   Note: If you're using your own menu layouts, simply add a new option to your menu and carry on following the steps
9. In the "Layout Parts" section further down should be a folder called "Main Menu Window". Expand this and select "Quests".
10. Once selected, on the right will be the properties. Set Action to "Close and Call Common Event" if it isn't set to this already.
11. Beneath this option will be a drop down menu for "Common Events". Click this and select the common event you created earlier.
12. Press OK.

You're now setup and can begin creating quests via Functions > Expanded Features > Quest System