All versions
1.4.1
Release
CobblemonQuests 1.4.16 months ago 9
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Server-side
Singleplayer
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
[1.4.1] — 2026-04-17 — Chain Authoring Toolkit
Full in-game chain authoring: create, edit, and manage quest chains without ever touching a config file.
Added — Chain Browser (Admin)
- Admin hub → Chains tile → opens ChainBrowserGui.
- Lists all registered chains with difficulty tags, step counts, loopable status. Click any chain to edit.
- + New Chain button opens the creation wizard.
Added — Chain Creation Wizard
- Step-by-step flow (same pattern as the reward wizard):
- Set difficulty (Easy / Normal / Hard / Expert — click to cycle)
- Toggle loopable
- Add steps via Quest Picker — paginated browser of all quests, click to select
- Add chain-completion rewards via the 4-step reward wizard
- Click Create → saves to
chains/<id>.confand opens editor
Added — Chain Editor
- Full editing of every chain field:
- Difficulty — click to cycle (Easy → Normal → Hard → Expert)
- Loopable — toggle on/off
- Icon — click to cycle common icons
- Steps — up to 7 visible; click a step to select it, then:
- Move Up / Move Down arrows to reorder
- Remove Step to delete
- + Add Step to pick a new quest from the library
- Rewards — click to remove, + Add via reward wizard
- Duplicate — copies to a new id
- Delete — two-click confirm
- Save — writes to disk + updates registry
- Live preview tile shows step count, difficulty, loopable, rewards.
Added — Quest Picker (reusable sub-GUI)
- Paginated browser of all registered quests.
- Shows quest icon, display name, id, type, category.
- Click to select → returns to the calling GUI (chain editor or wizard) with the quest added as a step.
Added — Difficulty Tags on Chains
- New
difficultyfield on QuestChain:"Easy"/"Normal"/"Hard"/"Expert". - Color-coded in all GUIs: green/yellow/red/dark_red bold.
- Displayed in chain list, chain detail, chain browser, and editor.
- Persisted in chain HOCON files.
Changed — Admin Hub
- Admin hub now has 5 tiles on row 0: Quests, Chains, + New Quest, Config, and Players + Reload on row 1.
- Chain browser is a first-class admin tool alongside the quest browser.
New files
quest/ChainPersister.java— save/delete chains to HOCONgui/admin/chain/ChainBrowserGui.javagui/admin/chain/ChainEditorGui.javagui/admin/chain/ChainWizardGui.javagui/admin/chain/StepPickerGui.javagui/admin/chain/StepPickerCallback.java
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dependencies {
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}
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