Questlog

Quests are written as JSON, and creators can set each one to trigger when it is completed, showing either a toast panel or a notification badge on the inventory screen. Notifications use the badge rather than a pop-up that covers the screen, so a player does not miss an important piece of information. Writing the files means learning the JSON format and placing them in the questlog folder of the config directory, and the mod ships reference quests as examples. An in-game editor in edit mode is also available for building quests.

The quest presentation follows the format of Oblivion's quest system from The Elder Scrolls, and the artwork can be altered through resource packs. Questlog is meant to fill gaps left by other quest systems for information conveyance in modpacks, and it suits more complex goals than small fetch-style tasks. Questlog also includes default mod content. The mod requires Cloth Config API, and Questlog Quest Book is one of the mods that depend on it.

Questlog runs on client and server, so the server and every player need it. Files are published for Fabric, Forge and NeoForge across 12 release versions, 1.19 – 1.21.1, with 3.4.1 as the latest build for 1.21.1. The code is open source under the Apache License 2.0, and public links exist for the source code, issue tracker and wiki.