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QuestObjectiveDefinition

class

Gameplay/Vixen.Gameplay.Quests/QuestDefinitions.cs:73

csharp

public sealed class QuestObjectiveDefinition

One objective: a type, a count, and what it is counting.

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Remarks

A type plus parameters, which is doc 28's phrasing and the reason a game can add one. Type names an IQuestObjective in the registry; every other field here is a parameter that type may or may not read. The engine ships ten and a game's eleventh is a class in its own assembly.

⚠ Every member is settable, for the YAML binder's reason — see ModifierDefinition.

Fields and properties (9)

public string Type
Which objective type — Kill, Collect, or a game's own.
public string DisplayName
What the tracker says — Undead slain.
public int Count
How many are needed. For Survive, how many seconds.
public string Target
The address of exactly what counts, or empty for anything the tags allow.
public List<string> TargetTags
Tag prefixes the subject must match at least one of — Creature.Undead.
public List<string> ExcludeTags
Tag prefixes the subject must match none of.
public string Scene
The address of the map it counts in, or empty for anywhere.
public bool Optional
Whether the stage completes without it.
public bool Hidden
Whether the tracker shows it before it has been started.

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ReferenceTestsMmo.Content.Tests
ContentVixen.Editor.Gameplay.Quests.Tests
EventChainProjectionVixen.Editor.Gameplay.Quests
EventChainTestsVixen.Editor.Gameplay.Quests.Tests
QuestModelVixen.Editor.Gameplay.Quests
QuestModelTestsVixen.Editor.Gameplay.Quests.Tests
ContentVixen.Gameplay.Quests.Tests
DynamicEventDefinitionVixen.Gameplay.Quests
DynamicEventTestsVixen.Gameplay.Quests.Tests
ObjectiveTemplateVixen.Gameplay.Quests
QuestDefinitionVixen.Gameplay.Quests
QuestLibraryVixen.Gameplay.Quests
QuestStageDefinitionVixen.Gameplay.Quests
SectionContentVixen.Live.Gameplay.Tests
TypeRegistrationVixen.Gameplay.Quests
Vixen_Gameplay_Quests_DynamicEventDefinitionSerializerVixen.Gameplay.Quests
Vixen_Gameplay_Quests_QuestObjectiveDefinitionSerializerVixen.Gameplay.Quests
Vixen_Gameplay_Quests_QuestStageDefinitionSerializerVixen.Gameplay.Quests