what bWolfie meant is that instead of using a character variable to do the quest, you can use a global variable and write it as if it was any quest you ever made. Ex:
.GuildID = getcharid( CHAR_ID_GUILD );
if $MyGuildQuestStep[.GuildID] == 0{
mes "Do you want to start this quest?";
if(select("YES:NO")==2){
close;
}
mes "You started this quest";
$MyGuildQuestStep[.GuildID] = 1;
close;
}
since that is a global variable and you want to make a hunting quest, make this variable increase for every kill until it reaches the amount you want.
Try this:
function script soullink { switch ( BaseJob ) { case 18: .@spirit = 445; break; case 20: case 15: .@spirit = 447; break; case 19: .@spirit = 455; break; case 4047: .@spirit = 448; break; case 17: .@spirit = 456; break; case 16: .@spirit = 449; break; case 12: .@spirit = 457; break; case 14: .@spirit = 450; break; case 10: .@spirit = 458; break; case 23: .@spirit = 451; break; case 11: .@spirit = 460; break; case 7: .@spirit = 452; break; case 4049: .@spirit = 461; break; case 8: .@spirit = 454; break; case 9: .@spirit = 453; break; } sc_start4 SC_SOULLINK, -1, 5, .@spirit,0,0; skilleffect .@spirit, 5; // Start Soul Link Effect. end;}
(I don't know why there was .@j there instead of SC_SOULLINK or 185, but since it's not initialized anywhere it started status #0, which is SC_STONE)
Otherwise it should work, I used something like this once and it was providing full link benefits.
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