CSCA quest system not working!

[Deadmaulerz]

So I downloaded this script: http://www.rpgmakervxace.net/topic/16963-csca-quest-system/

And when I tried to call the quest it gave me this error:

Script 'Game_Interpreter' line 1411: NameError occured.

undefined local variable or method '[example_quest' for

#<Game_Interpreter:0x7affb0c>

What is happening!? I really want to use this script!

 

[Andar]

How did you configure the script, and how do you call it?


Quest Scripts usually require a lot of configuration (you'll have to put in the quest data), and it's easy to break something when you enter the wrong data or wrong commands when first trying it out.


Please post a screenshot of your events that call the system, and the parts of the script where you entered your data for your example quest.

 

[Sixth]

Like Andar wrote, quest scripts are not plug-and-play scripts, they require a lot of user configuration to work properly.


But if that error is really the error you got letter by letter, than you made a mistake in the script call for sure. No script call uses any format like that.


I know how CSCA script documentations are written. What is defined as [symbol] in the explanations is not to be taken literally. It means the symbol you set up for your quests.


Here is how you set them up in the script:

:symbol => :this_will_be_the_symbol

So, when you use the script call, you should use the defined :symbol for it in the brackets, in the above example it is:

:this_will_be_the_symbol

In short, it is :example_quest, NOT [example_quest], nor [:example_quest]!

 

[Deadmaulerz]

Like Andar wrote, quest scripts are not plug-and-play scripts, they require a lot of user configuration to work properly.

But if that error is really the error you got letter by letter, than you made a mistake in the script call for sure. No script call uses any format like that.

I know how CSCA script documentations are written. What is defined as [symbol] in the explanations is not to be taken literally. It means the symbol you set up for your quests.

Here is how you set them up in the script:

:symbol => :this_will_be_the_symbolSo, when you use the script call, you should use the defined :symbol for it in the brackets, in the above example it is:

:this_will_be_the_symbol

In short, it is :example_quest, NOT [example_quest], nor [:example_quest]!

Okay thanks!