Stendhal Quest Coding: Difference between revisions

Of course in the case of this tutorial the two lines for BeerForHayunn are alrady there.

Okay, we have now completed the preparation. Our first task is to get Hayunn to reply to the word "quest".

Therefore we add a new method called prepareQuestStep() at the end of the file BeerForHayunn, just above the last closing "}". This method will

<source lang="java">

public void prepareQuestStep() {

// get a reference to the Hayunn npc

SpeakerNPC npc = npcs.get("Hayunn Naratha");

// add a reply on the trigger phrase "quest" to Hayunn

npc.addReply("quest", "My mouth is dry, but I can't be seen to abandon this teaching room!");

}

</source>

There is one little step left before we can test it: We need to tell the server to execute our new method. There is already a method called "addToWorld" which will be executed on server start. So we add a call to our method in "addToWorld":

<source lang="java">

@Override

public void addToWorld() {

super.addToWorld();

prepareQuestStep();

}

</source>

Okay, all done? Please start the server (depending on whether you are using an IDE or not you might have to compile or build first). Go to Hayunn and say "quest", after starting the conversation with "hi". He should now respond with the sentence "My mouth is dry, but I can't be seen to abandon this teaching room!".

== Trigger phrases ==

* #beer

Please make sure this works before advancing to the next section of this tutorial:

== Teaching the NPC to ask the players whether they will do the quest ==

== Further Reading ==