Reward 1/2/3: You can select up to three rewards (attribute/artifact/creature/resource/experience) for finishing the quest successfully. Reward Text: Text which is displayed in the reward pop-up. Title: Title of the quest (will be displayed in the game).ĭescription: Short description of the quest.Īctive at start: Determines whether the quest is active from the beginning or if it is activated later by an event. Player: Determines the player who the quest will be given. Fill in the quest details as seen in the image below. Now right-click on the Primary Quests and select Add Primary Quest. If there are any pre-existing quests they can be deleted via the right-click menu. You should see only two pre-defined folders, Primary and Secondary Quests. In the scripting window you will see four tabs: Quests, Events, Narration and Scenes. Clicking the Script Tool opens the main script window.
Now that we have some buildings and objects on our map, it is time to create some tasks and events. Exit the portal (and end the game) using The Celestial Key. Defeat the Light Elemental guarding The Celestial Key item.ĥ. Return to The Storm Emperor and gain access to the well containing a secret underground passage.Ĥ. Enter underground and defeat Player 2 demon hero.ģ. Talk to The Storm Emperor who will give the spell Ice Strike.Ģ. In this article we’re going to create a quest for Player 1 with following steps:ġ. Save location: \My Documents\My Games\Might & Magic Heroes VII\MMH7Game\EditorWorkspace If you want to explore and learn from a finished map, you can download the file below. Now we’re looking a bit deeper into the scripting, creating tasks, events and dialogs. Our previous part of the guide, along with the first two articles, was dedicated to getting to know the basics of the editor. Might & Magic: Heroes VII Editor – Part 4
The original article written by Lord Graa (in Czech) can be found here. This guide has been created in collaboration with.
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