Description

An addon for the FTB quests mod. It adds some tasks and rewards (currently 7 tasks and 3 rewards) that are missing in the base mod.

You can also make your quests repeatable!

Fabric version: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/quests-additions-fabric

Quest parameters

Secret quests are hidden until completed.

Quests can now be set as repeatable!

Tasks

Place block

Block: This is the block to place.

Count: How many blocks you have to place.

Replace: Set to true if you have to replace a specific block.
Replaced Block: The block to be replaced if Replace is set to true.

Break block

Block: This is the block to break.
Count: How many blocks you have to break.
Check Held Item: Set to true if you have to use a specific item.
Item: The item you have to held if Check Held Item is set to true.

Create structure

Structure Name: The name of the structure. This name corresponds to the .nbt file inside the quests_structures folder (in your .minecraft/instance folder). To create this .nbt file, you can use the vanilla structure blocks (https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Structure_Block)

Has Custom Picture: Set to true if there's a resource pack with a custom picture for this structure. (in assets/questsadditions/textures/structure_icons/<name>.png)

The player can click on the task to show the structure to build.
Right clicking on a block locks the preview location and you can start building! (This shows a red overlay if a block is misplaced)

Then you can click again on the task to submit the build for validation.

Advanced Entity Kill

Same as the Entity Kill task type but it also checks entity's NBT and player's held item.

Use Block

Useful for tasks like placing an Eye of ender into an End Portal Frame, taking water from a cauldron using an empty bottle, opening a chest, ...

Reach Day

Completed once the player reached the given day (as you can see using /time query day).

Timer

Completed once the given time (in seconds) has elapsed. (Can't be bypassed by sleeping or something. This uses the computer time or the internal game clock, depending on task config)