# This is a Quest file. "#" denotes comments, and are put at the front of every line
# you don't want MineQuest to read.

# Name sets the human-readable name of the quest. The command line version of the name is the filename, minus the '.quest'.
Name:Test Quest
# Description is the human-readable description.
Description:destroy 5 grass blocks
# Repeatable specifies if one can repeat this quest. It defaults to false, so put this if you want to allow players
# to redo quests.
Repeatable:true
# What world do you want this in? If we use World, then players will be asked to go to that world.
Instance:testing
# On the other hand, if we use Instance, players will be teleported to the other world and by default unable to break
# anything except in the area you specify (more on that later, I think that may be broken a bit)
# Instance:dungeon_world_that_does_instances

# Events specify what actually happens. For example, a MessageEvent messages the player:
# EVENT:ID:MessageEvent:TIMEOUT:MESSAGE
Event:1:MessageEvent:1000:Destroy 5 grass blocks.

# and DestroyEvents ask the player to destroy things:
# EVENT:ID:DestroyEvent:TASK_TO_TRIGGER:BLOCK_ID:QUANTITY
Event:2:DestroyEvent:1:3:5

# Another MessageEvent
Event:3:MessageEvent:1000:Done!

# Tasks are batches of events that run all at once. For example, DestroyEvent from task 0 triggers task 1.
# You should always have a task 0, since that specifies the starting events.
# If a task ends without anything happening, then the quest is considered completed successfully!
Task:0:1,2
Task:1:3