QUESTING SYSTEM in Unity!

[@btarg1]

"Double click it to open in visual studio" is the Brackeys tagline

[@dangitspang4667]

Lol that is kinda true

[@nigolu4634]

and 'that's pretty much it for this video'

[@sykoo]

Dang it now this makes me want to work on an RPG game...

[@ofirrolev]

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[@cptshini]

@@ofirrolev Yikers xD

[@sykoo]

Ofir Kon40 Welp, there goes that dream 😂

[@AgsmaJustAgsma]

MMO RPGs are overrated. single player FTW

[@needlessoptions]

fr

[@kohlmclean]

I would love to see an easy character creation menu!

[@ebrofi]

You deleting the escort quest made me actually laugh :D

[@miles3279]

I've finished this quest! Gained Unity Exp. Thanks Brackeys

[@Jaypordy]

This is neat. You can make it even neater by using a QuestManager class to hold all the UI related functions, the same way he did in the DialogManager video.

[@mr.fakeman4718]

Okay, I will try this. *Quest accepted* Btw you guys won't believe what I have encountered with: "Coding your games is easier than you think"

[@littledumpling5614]

yo encuento un mal comento

[@Nedostayes]

The funny thing is, every time i search for a topic i need for my game, the first suggestion is a video from you. You did everything, didn't you? :D

[@nikunev]

@Brackeys you should make a complete tutorial series creating a complete game from scratch. A lot of time passed since you last created a full game, a lot of new Unity workflows and techniques came in, that make a lot of old tutorials obsolete/inacurrate/suboptimal. And also you moved your dev level from amateur to at least advanced :)

[@tsukuyomin]

How can you call a gamejam a "stress-free environment"... It's not.

[@soandsononame8750]

mindfulness meditation m8. read stoic philosophy.

[@daxterquiny]

It is, if you approach it that way. Don't focus on winning, focus on doing your best and trying new things, while taking care of yourself! Watch any "tips and guides" to game jams, and they'll all tell you to 1) sleep and 2) have fun! Never forget that!

[@tsukuyomin]

You're absolutely right. The most important thing is to have fun. But just as a playing a game may be very stressful, the same goes for jams. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but there's no denying there's some amount of stress to a jam.

[@ruunvald]

@@tsukuyomin I think he calls is stress-free bc when you are working on a game with a budget and a time-frame, stepping away for a few days can be quite relieving...

[@tsukuyomin]

@@ruunvald I do realize that, it was just poorly phrased.

[@elektra81516]

I've been subscribed since 2013 and I have only just seen this tutorial today exactly when i needed it!

[@benwatki]

I was literally searching for this yesterday...

[@toreole5831]

Im seriously questioning why you didnt use scriptable objects for quests. Also follow up quests / quest lines would be cool. Somehow i feel like all the latest videos have been very superficial and just not particularly interesting whatsoever. Maybe its this „beginner friendly“ trope, but this just isnt good enough anymore. Hope the next videos will go more in-depth instead of just scratching the slimmest part of the surface of a given topic.

[@jam-i]

Even as someone just beginning to code in unity I also questioned him not using scriptable objects to complete this. As for the rest of the comment, I certainly agree with you - especially when you compare something like this to a previous series from a little while ago. He may have just lost some enthusiasm for it, or so it seems anyway.

[@bhavyahingorani6856]

It is hard to take you serious with that profile pic. PS don't say anything about mine.

[@Ziplock9000]

A lot of his video examples simply don't work or scale to real games

[@dbarr49]

I really liked the video. I've done a goal system before and this is a pretty simple approach. Considering the scope of this tutorial is small, the only real critique I would say is around 15:10. You create two functions that do essentially the same exact thing. EnemyKilled and ItemCollected. It would have been better if you would just pass a string/tag as a parameter and then check if the item you collected or enemy you killed matched the quest goal tag. Then you really only need GoalType to determine which event to listen to, your itemPickup event or your enemyKilled event.

[@carterearles9528]

I love the placeholder description on the quest UI...

[@juve9383]

Weird how no one talks about the default descritption: "Let's be honest, not everyone will read this" Looks like it really happened.🤣

[@senlol7225]

This video was amazing 🙏🏽🐐. I feel like I learned something and am more motivated to game dev someday.

[@GypsyTinker2012]

I'm no coder... but is it just me or is this the most disappointing Brackey tutorial? It could be such a good topic to be done right. Something scalable, multiple quests, using modern unity tech like scriptable objects and or ecs? It a good example on how to do the bare minimum for a tutorial topic. I can't conceive of a more simple way to satisfy the definition of "quest". One player can have one quest as long as you keep all variables public and objects interdependent? Didn't even cover clearing the quest on completion. I guess it works for a game jam type of game. Thanks for all your tutorials Brackey. I've learned a lot from you. This one ... not so much though

[@diggerpy]

@Finn B. did you find one?

[@diggerpy]

@Finn B. Wow thanks, the second video looks really good and uses scriptable objects. Thanks for the reply.

[@vectorinteractiveoffical]

How you should make another multiplayer FPS tutorial with the new networking thing. Maybe a small battle royal?

[@danielmunch2219]

Yeah. That would be cool. But I think he switched more to smaller simpler tutorials, but he might

[@yoctometric]

ERROR: "small" and "battle-royale" are incompatible

[@danielmunch2219]

Making a simple one is not impossible, but that's also not what I said hehe.

[@nikunev]

The new network stack that with substitute Unet and even ready yet. It should come much later in the year, if not 2020. And then there might be also nice subsription plan in coop with Google. And Brackeys will make some sort of demo, when Unity goes to him and pay him/them to do that tutorial.. it is how it works nowadays. Otherwise be ready to stick to small simple tutorials like this one.

[@danielmunch2219]

@@nikunev He was just asking/requesting him to make a series on it

[@NadeOnRust]

For everyone asking, this is the gameJam link: itch.io/jam/brackeys-2

[@marcolozano1348]

Hi Brackeys! im a big fan of your work, i have seen lots of your vids and really enjoy your channel! Keep it up! Salutations from Venezuela.

[@luciacover9909]

Quest complete: Brackeys makes a quest system tutorial

[@MY-yi2ko]

how is this guy always smilling

[@42skeletn42]

So guys, if you want much more convenient and versatile quest system, you should learn C# events

[@dylanisaiahprater775]

Brackeys, please make a cube rolling game tutorial, i think this would be a good starter for people trying to get into game development

[@DarkInsanePyro]

The community is hosting another Brackey's Game Jam... Weeeeoooo! * flails arms * .... :D

[@GameDevNerd]

public abstract class Choice { public int gold, xp, health; protected abstract void OnSelected(); } Now inherit and override OnSelected in Quest and Fight, so they come prepackaged with gold, xp and health fields and a selection behavior that must be explicitly implemented. It's good design to avoid having multiple classes that have the same variables in them. If you find that happening that means your classes could either inherit from a common base class or implement a common interface, and by doing so they could be handled in other classes without knowing if it's a Quest or a Fight: public void DoubleRewards(Choice c) { c.gold *= 2; // and so on ... } You can send that a Quest or a Fight object and it doesn't care. 😆

[@darknight8515]

Never stop learning with Brackeys !

[@akasteroid2625]

Как всегда на высоте! Как с чувством юмора так и со знанием дела ;)

[@ashutoshchakravarty2669]

My God really I asked him to make this and he gas done it. Thanks team brackeys. Thank You very much

[@Oxmond]

Cool! Great quest tutorial! 👍🤓 Then I just have to program the rest of the game ... 🤪

[@kronusexodues7283]

Thank you for the new video. You always do great tutorials. however, in this particular case, I found it too rudementery and honestly, also not very elegant. here is why: the current system makes it so, that for every type of quest that I want to implement, I also have to edit the player script. I want to implement a gathering quest like "now go out and really challenge yourself" where I only make progress when I collect an item that has an under 30% chance of getting collected. I'd have to open my player script so it tells the quest everything. Is there a way to do one of the following? A) the player doesn't mention the quests at all. Instead, the Quest monitors the player. without the player calling something on the quest, the quest checks if the player calls Fight() or ObtainItem(). or B) when the player kills something, an event gets called (so far, I can do this), with something like "fightDetails", so the event sends out everything. with which move was an enemy killed, what enemy was killed, was it a one-hit? how much life did the player have left and so on. The quest would just listen to the event and pick whatever it needs from the fightDetails. how would you make "fightDetails"?

[@jakob6727]

0:48 . . . . . I have a new notification sound on my phone now

[@JacksonAcademy1]

I always knew brackeys was crazy : 0:48

[@SpecialistFrost]

I wish I could go to gamejams, but it's way too early for me, great video as always Brackeys!!!

[@sandsoftimer]

Awesome & easy to understand. but I was expecting for delegates, Action event. By the way, thanks. You are rocking me day by day.

[@TimbavatiLion]

I think using an Observer Class to handle the quest tracking would be more elegant. Make a new class that keeps track of the player actions and checks wether a player action fulfills any of his quest goals, and grant rewards accordingly. This keeps the Player.class free of any quest code, which is really desirable.

[@espiritualidadedesvendada]

This really helped me thank you very much!!!!

[@94Kansas]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@guygirmonsky9806]

Great video! Could someone explain briefly how would you approach a quest goal system using inheritance? I didn't understand the linked video too well

[@NPOCrushader]

Can you do a tutorial for making a random dungeon generator in the style of Binding of Isaac??

[@messiasof]

What a nice tutorial

[@aegoni6176]

A quest... A QUEST.... A QUESTING I SHALL HAVE!

[@johnnythesilverhand]

your channel is awesome😎 please make tutorial for new multiplayer network in unity maybe 2d battle royal game is fantastic choise for learning multiplayer

[@snappydue1616]

That would be super helpful! I can't find great documentation on the new multiplayer network system! Only the project that unity made.

[@brett5426]

Hey! I have some videos on Photon Bolt (an alternative to Unity multiplayer) if you are still curious about it

[@dashmartin8127]

For everyone who's looking for a game jam link : Itch.io page: itch.io/jam/brackeys-2 Crowdforge page: crowdforge.io/jams/brackeys-2

[@oltimeri8256]

I see your channelis doing great that makes me happy

[@WorldAquariumSingapore]

Cool I will add quest into my rpg game as well cheer sthnks :D "D

[@technodjgaming9715]

Please come back

[@omnigulwillofcrota8391]

I love your vids, your voice is so relaxing!👍

[@mycavalli3092]

I love it! Very nice Brackeys :D

[@aaronkahraman5896]

Could you please make a 3d endless runner tutorial?

[@Amares8]

Maybe some tutorial about train system in Unity? I think it would help a lot.

[@Knallertpsykopaterne]

Jeg vidste i var danske og så lærer man også en masse fra jeres videoer

[@joshuadrewlow]

Thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial! 😊👏🏻👏🏻

[@darkfafi]

I would advice looking into ScriptableObjects to make your quests. They are perfect for storing / accessing info in Unity.

[@LeeTGame]

Thanks for making these videos, really helpful~

[@Cloudax_]

Brackeys Game Jam start on my birthday party 😆✨😆😆✨😆✨😆😆✨😆

[@zeathuss]

Definitely watching this!

[@SirMrMystery]

Hey I was checking some of your old work and I really liked your dissolve effect that you did with the monkey head object on June of last year. I was wondering if you could do something like that but for 2d objects like pics on sprites or even buttons

[@gorgestboi1028]

I needed this! Thanks

[@kristupasT]

Yassssss I was waiting for this tutorial!!!!

[@Bysilverr]

Thats what i needed, thanks!

[@hexazombi3533]

You should make a video about unity’s ML agents. That would be cool!

[@OtakuDYT]

As someone who just completed my Quest system (using SOs) the thing I really want to know is how to make flashy and pretty UI effects for quest completion. Unity seems so limited in terms of adding particle effects etc into a SSO UI.

[@tinar.1611]

amazing tutorial. thank you!

[@asaroglu2]

You're so amazing!!!!!

[@ccokesh8502]

Can you answer my question? How can scripts that do not need to inherit mono behaviors find out? And Should not I leave it inherited? Must I delete inheritance? I do not know the proper timing.

[@rishabhrawat1412]

Please make a video on AssetBundle with details......Love Your Videos :)

[@joseluischavezguerra1844]

Please Brackeys make a video about the Unity Addressable Asset System

[@TheOriginalDarkGlitch]

I know it would've made this a little longer, but you should stop using Text objects and use TextMeshProUGI objects.

[@beaujanssen6243]

very tru

[@denny7477]

its absolutely useless for this kind of tutorial ... people, who are gonna follow this tutorial dont really care about fancy texts, they care about questing system, thats why other aspects of the sample game should be kept as simple as possible

[@justinwhite2725]

Wouldn’t it be better to create a monobehaviour in the window that links all the fields and sets them and pass the quest to there rather than doing it on the quest giver? @14:26 also check if quest is null. When you first launch the game quest is unassigned and your game will crash if you fight.

[@AuliyaasGames]

I didn't now I wanted to put a questing system into my game until I saw this. Now nothing short of a requirement! Thanks Brackeys

[@dungeonthegoat]

Brackeys you should do a face reveal

[@twistedstriker]

Someday, someone's gonna get r/wooshed on your comment

[@Mikelica69]

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[@sfadsgdsgsfd8754]

Ur next video will be 400th woot woot woot!

[@gfplatinum]

Excellent tutorial! :)

[@daniellevinte1999]

gonna try it now

[@zentergames1622]

good user UI👏👏

[@rafasgreek7731]

Brackeys, make a video of how to make a character that is chasing the player.Or a character that moves from another to place to another to kill the player.

[@BobHOofficial]

Nice. Please make some endless runner tutorial. Simple 3d.

[@dimatschernobai7074]

Hey brackeys! Love your videos! Can you make a series on turn-based artillery games like pocket tanks or worms? Thanks :D

[@arish7231]

Hey Brackeys I am your fan coz i learnt game dev from you. You are the best teacher. But can you just zoom your camera when you code to the portion in which you are coding it would be better. I am creating a game with my team and if the game becomes superhit so we'll plan to meet you.

[@TheWamien]

So I have 5 days to train on the Unity Playground stuff and do some crazy fun stuff! :D

[@crazyfox55]

I would argue that this is a very bad way to approach questing if one of your core gameplay loops is quests. There are much better systems that are more generic and flexible. I wish you had talked about the different quest systems and how they work rather than the implementation of a weak system.

[@montyking6550]

i am just beginning, Im glad he did something easy and relateable. Your suggested topic sounds interesting.

[@antcoley83]

near the end you mention that you can make the following code reference a game object with a tag, but how exactly would I go about that? public void EnemyKilled() { { if (goalType == GoalType.Kill) currentAmount++; } ive tried to add it in myself but im fairly new to coding.

[@andriniainaericrakotoariso9932]

At laaaaast..hahaha. been waiting for questing tutorial...thanks..Well haven't even started watching yet.. XD

[@stonemass3569]

hi im trying this method but i get some error....i cannot take a second quest, Is it supposed that at the end of the mission we must reset the quest and goal of the player or how is it?

[@Michael-np9cq]

Right when I was searching up how to do this in my game!

[@Sailorman85]

Hello. Please make a detailed tutorial on new isometric features of unity.

[@dantenavaza6511]

wow quest completed 3 views and 26 likes

[@levvi917]

How do you have 3 views and 25 likes?

[@yaay0]

Hi, I am learning Unity. Could you tell me the reasoning behind excluding Monobehaviour from the Quest script? Thank you.

[@flgaming2165]

You got more subs than the unity official channel

[@oren7404]

Would`nt it be cool if You make a series On Editor_Scripting...............Every-one_would love it

[@gamehero5651]

Thank you for not naming anything a QuestManager

[@BlackBearFTW_]

**Quest Completed** You Made A Quest

[@eldahalas7015]

@Brackeys Instead of QuestQoal why dont you create an Event system?

[@TheBeastBoss04]

How would you know whether you need monobehaviour

[@JudahMantell]

This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks!

[@westbrooke1174]

Yay a video!

[@dhanushmajety]

Hey Brackeys, Can we please get a video which is a tutorial for gunplay (Recoil, etc.) and How to make AI for an enemy soldier who shoots you?

[@crimsonskorpio]

For whatever reason, mine never tells me that the quest is completed. I even tried good old Debug.log to see what was up and apparently it's not going past my player scrip line that looks for IsReached smh I'll figure it out eventually. It's most likely something minor.