- supports the following quest objective types: KILL, KILLNAMED, COLLECT, COLLECTNAMED, ESCORT, GIVE, GIVENAMED

COLLECTNAMED,itemname[,itemtype][,count][,proptest]
COLLECT,itemtype[,count][,proptest]
GIVENAMED,mobname,itemname[,itemtype][,count][,proptest]
GIVE,mobname,itemtype[,count][,proptest]
KILLNAMED,mobname[,mobtype][,count][,proptest]
KILL,mobtype[,count][,proptest]
ESCORT,mobname[,proptest]

2. to make a quest non-repeatable, just set the Repeatable property on the questholder to false.

3. You do not have to set the quests for autoreward. You can use spawners or npcs to give out rewards using the GIVE keyword (note, this is not the same as the GIVE quest objective). There are several example quests that do this, such as katarquest.xml

4. You can use spawners or npcs to set properties on the triggering player with the SETONTRIGMOB keyword

5. See the How-to on the subject http://xmlspawner.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=10

6. Quests are marked non-repeatable by adding an xmlquestattachment with the questname to the player. As long as that player has that attachment, the quest will be blocked. You simply need to change the expiration time of the xmlquestattachment for the quest you wish to unblock.

9. How to make delivery quest (we take itemx from one questnpcx and give to questnpcy) and to make giving itemx only one time.

that would be the GIVE type objective.

Okay and:
7. How to spawn specific items inside monster's backpack.
8. How to make trigger quest x if we have done quest y and z.
10.(last) Is it possible to spawn monster visible only for one player (and how to trigger spawn by starting some quest).

1. http://xmlspawner.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=13

8. You would check to see if they had the xmlquestattachments for quest y and z. there is a How to on triggering when you detect attachments
http://xmlspawner.15.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=28

10. It is possible, but you would need to make a mod to the PlayerMobile CanSee method.
When you hand out a quest, you can also spawn a creature (or do anything else that you want).

The quests can have objectives? How do/can they work?

just set the objective strings on the questholder to things like

KILL,orc,10

to create quest objectives. The objective string properties are numbered like

objective1
objective2
etc.

so if you spawn a questholder and set an objective string like

questholder/objective1/KILL,orc,10/objective2/COLLECT,emerald,10

then it will create a quest with 2 objectives that need to be completed. The first is to kill 10 orcs, the second is to collect 10 emeralds.

Okay and if i have autoreward disabled, how should seems like the action inside XMLQuestNPC (so if player done the quest but didn't took reward, new option in this XMLQuestNPC appears and player can recieve Reward by clicking: I want now my reward (and he can do it only once) ).

you can check to see if the questholder is completed in the Condition field of a dialog entry using a string like

GETONCARRIED,questname,questholder,iscompleted=true

Then you can add a GUMP specification to the Gump field that will pop up a gump.

Then add a separate dialog entry that depends on the gump response to hand out your reward using the GIVE keyword in the Action field.
You probably also want to TAKE the questholder at that point.

Uh yes... As soon as I have some time I will make some useful tutorials for this QuestSystem... At this point I have to make more than 200 quests on my shard (World of Gothic - based on Gothic I the game, but I have staff and I teach them). Arte I never met somebody who can do as great systems as you did. Thanks so lot for your support .

good luck, and feel free to ask questions if you encounter any difficulties.

Okay so three simply questions:
1. here is my action(which gives 200 gold and takes questholder):

GIVE/gold,200,TAKE/Zabij Orka,questholder (doesn't work)

2. how should seem like condition to first entry that player with attachement Zabij Orka(quest) does not trigger the dialog. (e.g. GETATT/Zabij Orka, Quest/!exist->trigger first entry)

3. how to make in action (and how does should seem syntax for this) SETONTRIGMOB/Criminal,true

the GIVE and TAKE keywords are both what are referred to as 'type' keywords. That is, they are always placed at the beginning of a spawn entry, just like other object 'types' such as mobs or items (e.g. orc or ginseng).

If you were to add them to a spawner, they would have separate entries like

GIVE/gold,200
TAKE/Zabij Orka,questholder


To specify two entries in a single Action, you need to separate them with a semicolon, like

GIVE/gold,200 ; TAKE/Zabij Orka,questholder

Take a look at the Help menu in the xmlspawner gump. It gives the syntax for all sorts of things, including the TriggerOnCarried and NoTriggerOnCarried strings.

from xmlspawner2.txt

so if you wanted to control the triggering of a spawner or an xmldialog you would use a string like this in the TriggerOnCarried or NoTriggerOnCarried fields

ATTACHMENT,Zabij Orka,xmlquestattachment

If you wanted to enter in a test for an attachment in a Condition field, you would do it like this

so you could use a test like


GETONTRIGMOB,[ATTACHMENT,xmlquestattachment,Zabij Orka,name]="Zabij Orka"

the general syntax for setting properties on spawned objects is

objectype/propertyname/value

so you would do

SETONTRIGMOB/Criminal/true

(note that SETONTRIGMOB is another one of those 'type' keywords)

Thanks so lot. And to add attachement to player in ACTION: ADD/ATTACHEMENT, QuestSubObjective, questobj ? Is there somewhere Wiki for XMLSpawner (maybe it is good idea to make one - you can download from SourceForge.net - wiki builder) It is very useful tool for users.
Here is one wiki builder: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sfwiki

actually you would use the ATTACH keyword. It is just like ADD only for attachments.

ATTACH[,probability]/attachmenttype

so like,

ATTACH/xmlquestattachment,My Quest

from xmlspawner2.txt