Event Quest Saver-Loader-Editor

What is this:

This is is a tool used to save the current active Event Quests locally to be played any time you want. It also supports loading edited event quests and new event quests for advanced users who knows how to retrieve internal Ids.

Ref Options:

• []Enabled: Determines If the mod should do anything or not

  []Backup Active Events: If checked, whenever active event is received from Capcom, it will make a local back up of the quest under the /reframework/data/event_quest_loader_quests/event_quest folder

  []Load Backup Events: If checked, the mod will load all the quests from /reframework/data/event_quest_loader_quests/event_quest/ folder and will overwrite the current active events.

  []Load Custom Events: If checked, the mod will load all the quests from /reframework/data/event_quest_loader_quests folder

• Reset Events to Active: If clicked, the mod will try to reset the current list of event quests loaded into the game to official ongoing Capcom event quests. Note you will have to disable Load Backup Events and Load Custom Events before clicking this button as those will take priority if checked.

  Optional Downloads:

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  Custom Event Example Bundle

    This bundle contains 2 custom events. One is a boss rush and the other is a regular quests. It's meant to be a starting point for advanced users to make their own quests.

  Installation:

  1. Download and Install latest version of Reframework

  2. Enable LooseFileLoader in your reframework setting

  3. Extract the mod into your wilds folder

  The final directory should look like thisMonsterHunterWilds

  ├── dinput8.dll

  ├── MonsterHunterWilds.exe

  └──reframework

  └── autorun

  |   └── event_quest_loader.lua

  ├── event_quest_loader_config.json

  └── event_quest_loader_quests (optional custom event example bundle)

  ├── custom_quest_example.json (optional custom event example bundle)

  └── custom_quest_example_2.json (optional custom event example bundle)

  Alternatively if you have Fluffy Mod Manager, Drag and drop the archive into Fluffy's window or your mods folder, and Tick the mod in Fluffy

  Custom Quests:

  There's too much to go over creating custom quests, so I'm just going to list a couple key points. You can refer to the custom quest example and/or saved event quests as a starting point.

  All quests are saved as a JSON file and is loaded using the game's built in quest creator for event quests. The quests are loaded at the