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From what I remember, not all quests are at worlddialog.dll, just some like cw quest, those 3 party quest and some more, the rest like volcane teleport quest is at propQuest.inc
From what I remember, not all quests are at worlddialog.dll, just some like cw quest, those 3 party quest and some more, the rest like volcane teleport quest is at propQuest.inc
Which is exactly what I stated, the fact that you do not modify it meaning you're not actually doing anything with quests.Sorry but i never said i modify worlddialog.dll
propQuest.inc is old, they're no longer controlled by that
Weird because my friend changed at propQuest.inc where volcane npc quest would teleport you(instead of volcane dungeon, he put arena, just as a test) and it did work.
That's different I'm not talking about teleport locations... I'm talking about "keys" as I stated before.
but generally PropQuest.inc is not used any longer for the actual quest definition I've done minor tests in the past I've not actually coded anything new into it, other then that I've planned on just writing my own quest system via hooks anyway because of the way the NPC's have to be referenced it's a *****.
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hmmm weird try uploading you item folder unpacked the one that works for you i hope that's not to much of a pain everything seems t work correctly i just don't seem to have the right files