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Private Server custom quest ID

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Hello everyone,

I would like to create a quest profile that include quest(s) added by the private server, but i don't know how to find the quest ID, i've done some research with no result so far...or i'm blind...

Thx in advance for helping ?

Open up the devtools, switch it to C# and run the below. It should then show you all your quest IDs in the log.

foreach(var q in Quest.GetLogQuestId())
{
    Logging.Write(q.ID.ToString());
}

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i thought it will be somewhere in the devtools, but i do not know C#

i tried to run it but nothing..

( robotManager.Helpful.Var.SetVar("dbgOutput", VALUE_HERE); )
dbgOutput = 
Execute time: 0)

Do i need to change something ?

10 minutes ago, Furinkazan said:

i thought it will be somewhere in the devtools, but i do not know C#

i tried to run it but nothing..

( robotManager.Helpful.Var.SetVar("dbgOutput", VALUE_HERE); )
dbgOutput = 
Execute time: 0)

Do i need to change something ?

it will say in you're logs . 

  • 10 months later...

Hi @Marsbar & @Smokie,

I just tried the above and got following results in the output section:

Im on a 1.12.1 vanilla private server - can you help me figure this out, am i missing something here?

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15 minutes ago, Ordush said:

You need to look at the log in your bot not the output area of the dev tools.

Aah thanks! :) @Ordush

? Works like a charm.

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