Bug description

Questie + Plater

Since Questie Version v10.1.0 something broke with Plater and Questie interaction and questie no longer marks the nameplates if the NPC is part of a quest objective. Reverting back to v10.1.0 Questie fixes it

That's interesting, I can't remember we changes anything towards that.

@Cabro @MyTechnoHunter any idea?

I am hella confused. What version "broke" it, and reverting to what version works?
Also, what kind of quest objectives? Kill, loot, talk, extraobjective?

v10.1.0 broke it, all the versions above it also don't fix it. If I revert back to v10.0.11 it works.
Kill objectives (sword icon). The ones for looting mobs (bag icon) never worked as far as I can remember

The related module in Plater is this (in the bottom right):

It just doesn't color the nameplates green anymore (with every update after v10.0.11)

So it's a Plater issue, not a Questie issue

So it's a Plater issue, not a Questie issue

Well I cannot disagree with you there - but why did it work before Questie v10.1.0? There was no Plater update applied in between and reverting Questie to a version before v10.1.0 as of right now makes it work.

I will look into the changes we did in Questie @lukasani94 and if I don't find anything, I'll see how Plater integrates the Questie data.

Hey @lukasani94 some other user on the Questie discord talked to the Plater devs and also looked into the Questie code. We did make a change, which breaks the functionality of Plater.

The fix is easy. Inside the Plater.lua file you change the following:

QuestieTooltips:GetTooltip -> QuestieTooltips.GetTooltip (the : becomes a .). I am sure Plater will fix this very soon.

Can confirm this fixes it, and not only fixes the kill objective nameplates but even the loot ones (something that hasn't worked in a long while, at least from what I remember).

Thank you so much for your prompt investigation!

Plater v5800 fixes this issue.