0.9.3
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Required content
Changes
Enhanced VQ 0.9.3
This update introduces the new Wizard quest category, full integration of Minecraft's vanilla advancements, a redesigned Quest Book interface, completed quest tracking, a brand-new quest completion notification, and numerous quality-of-life improvements. This update significantly expands the questing experience with new content, improved visuals, and enhanced gameplay.
New Content
Wizard Quest Category
Added a brand-new Wizard category featuring 64 fully integrated quests focused on Minecraft's magical progression.
This new category includes:
- 16 Brewing quests
- 41 Enchantment quests
- 5 Enchanted Gear milestone quests
Enchanting quests have been moved from the Main category into the Wizard category.
Quest rewards now scale naturally with progression, starting with basic enchanting materials and ending with powerful enchanted equipment.
All Wizard quests are detected automatically through normal gameplay.
Vanilla Advancements Integration
Minecraft's built-in Advancements are now fully integrated into the Quest Book.
Every vanilla advancement is mirrored as a quest, allowing players to follow a single, unified progression system without ever leaving the Quest Book.
Complete your adventure, unlock advancements, and claim quest rewards all from one place.
Quest Book Improvements
The Quest Book interface has received a major visual overhaul.
Changes include:
- Redesigned Quest Book artwork.
- Added a sixth quest category.
- Improved category layout and navigation.
- Expanded the left page to better fit the book layout.
- Replaced quest status indicators with animated Creeper icons.
- Added animated icons for every quest category.
- Separated the Home and Completed Quests buttons.
Completed Quests
The Completed Quests section has been completely redesigned.
Improvements include:
- Added a dedicated Completed Quests tab.
- Unclaimed completed quests are now displayed first.
- Added a smooth page-flip entrance animation for the Creeper tab.
Quest Completion Notification
Added a brand-new on-screen notification when completing quests.
Features include:
- Smooth slide-in animation.
- Curtain-style exit animation.
- Automatic queue support for multiple completed quests.
Quality of Life
- Added progress tooltips for every quest category.
- Added a Claim All button.
- Added sound effects when pinning and claiming quests.
- Added the option to hide completed quests.
Improvements & Fixes
- Improved compatibility with the latest Minecraft version.
- Updated internal systems for better long-term compatibility.
- Fixed multiple API and compilation compatibility issues.
- Improved overall stability and reliability.
Documentation
- Updated the English and Spanish changelogs.
- Updated project documentation.
- Version updated to 0.9.3.
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build.gradle:
repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
// forRepositories(fg.repository) // Uncomment when using ForgeGradle
filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
// Standard Gradle dependency
dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:MPdfvWpE:9qk6NX7M"
}
// Legacy Loom dependency
dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:MPdfvWpE:9qk6NX7M"
}

