Quest Queen

Changes since 1.1.224 → 1.1.230

The Living Book: a new web editor that looks like the quest book

• Replaces the old editor page. Your edit quests in a copy of the in-game book, drawn with the game's quest tiles, path arrows and the player's own Minecraft font.
• Pictures and textures load from the pack and its resource packs.
• Preview as a player: shows the book the way a new or further-along player sees it, including tile states, hidden quests and which chapters are open.

Quest board

• Zoom, pan, fit to screen, and a mini map.
• Add and move quests, link them by dragging between the blue diamonds, and change gates (AND, OR, NOT, FORK).
• Works from the keyboard, with undo and redo.
• Diagonal links are refused, since the book can't draw an arrow for them.

Quest card

• Edit the title, icon and description right on the card.
• Tasks and rewards are written in plain words, and new ones are picked in plain words too.
• A More drawer holds the rest of the settings, with an Edit/Preview switch.

Chapters

• Add, rename, duplicate, nest and reorder chapters from the sidebar.
• A chapter settings page, and intro pages for acts.
• Delete chapters. Chapters inside it move up a level. Chapters that come from a datapack can't be deleted.
• One + button makes a chapter, either empty or with example quests.

Stages

• Stages have their own page in the book, plus a pop-up from a quest's More drawer.
• When a quest gives a stage, the editor says which chapter changed and offers Save it.
• A stage that nothing gives gets a warning.

Finding things and fixing problems

• Find (Ctrl+K): searches quests in every chapter, plus chapters, stages and actions, best match first.
• Problems sheet: lists what must be fixed and what to check. Clicking a problem opens the quest at the part it's about.
• Warns about ids the pack doesn't have and suggests the closest match.
• Id boxes open a searchable list of everything in the pack: items, advancements, loot tables, mob tags, statistics, scoreboard objectives, scrolls, textures, and the pack's quests, triggers, team flags and NPCs.

Saving and files

• Save all, Ctrl+S, and a count of unsaved chapters.
• Undo and redo for a whole chapter.
• A File menu with Export ZIP and Load ZIP. Load ZIP asks before it replaces unsaved chapters.
• Warns before you leave the page with unsaved chapters.
• If Minecraft closes, a strip appears at the top instead of the whole editor locking up.

Help

• Help for whatever part of the editor is on screen.
• A five-step tour the first time you open the editor.

Fixes

• A description you're writing is kept when you switch cards or acts, or press Save.
• Save only writes what was actually sent to the game.
• If the game never answers a delete, the chapter is kept.
• Chapters that move up a level after a delete are saved.
• Broken chapters in a ZIP are skipped instead of stopping the load.
• Inserting into a description no longer overwrites the selected text.
• Save status and the problem and warning counts stay visible on laptop-sized screens.
• Removed the Pack, Align and Spread buttons, which broke links or did nothing.