Is there code to manually trigger a part of a quest?

#1

is there code to manually trigger a part of a quest?

say you are doing amberstone, and the part of the quest handled by 12_heirbloom_unlock.json fails.
which was my fauly. now fixed with help from kaimonkey.

but people continued the save and because that part fails, amberstone doesnt continue, is there a way to manually trigger the next quest part? (after ofc unlocking herblooms via the seed box spawned via debug tool?

or even re-trigger a quest that went wrong? (even better)
@max99x or @Relyss

#2

You can trigger specific nodes with something like this:

stonehearth.game_master:get_game_master('player_1'):debug_trigger_campaign_encounter({
  arc = 'trigger',
  campaign_name = 'amberstone',
  encounter_name = '12_heirbloom_unlock',
})

Whether this will solve your specific problem with the quest I can’t tell without more context.

#3

I think this triggers the encounter in a separate debug campaign, so if there are children nodes that depend on previous game master context, things might break or not work as expected.

Or so I think, but I never tried it for continuing a campaign. :thinking:

#4

well its broken anyway, so might as well try :stuck_out_tongue:
@Banto there is a chance!

#5

@max99x For context, that .Lua in that quest node failed and threw an error, which as far as I know, stops that “node” from telling the next one to do its thing?

#6

If you click on Quest entry, can you spawn any of those encounters?
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Most of the amberstone encounters are repeteable, so maybe with some luck you can gain enough reputation with other quests to continue the campaign.

#7

the problem was mainly here:

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though max’s code seems to be rather usefull, it seems to work to fix banto’s town progession problem at least but jumping to the un-triggered node.
possibly it could be used for the bun buns here too but needs some experimenting.
(also, i was kinda surprised both the unlock and the counter dont both come out of heirbloom intro, instead of going in a straight path.)