Eventing help (uses VCE events and PromptEvents addons)

[Shadow Warrior]

So, I'm working on a project and everything has been going alright so far, up until I started eventing a quest giver.  This quest giver is supposed to, if you do not already have the quest, give a prompt to accept the quest or not.  This is what I have so far:

_{onBotActivated > Client > VCE_ifVariable > <var:client:GSQ> = 1
ifVariableFalse > Client > ChatMessage > (basic explanation in chat)
ifVariableFalse > Self > promptClient > Yes/No "Accept this quest?"
onPromptAccept > Client > VCE_modVariable <var:client:GSQ> Set 1
onPromptAccept > Client > Chat Message > "Thank you"
onPromptDecline > Client > Chat Message > "Another time then"}

Basically, anything that starts with onPromptAccept and onPromptDecline simply doesn't work.  I have tried both using Self under the target and a specific brick, but I am not sure what to do.  There is no option under target Client to give the prompt.  It's stumped me for the past 2 hours, and I've no idea how to get around it.  What should I do in this case?

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[TheArmyGuy]

I'm not sure if this will help atall, but try chaning <var:client:GSQ> to just GSQ since you're already in the client domain.

[Thorfin25]

I'm not sure if this will help atall, but try chaning <var:client:GSQ> to just GSQ since you're already in the client domain.

Yeah this.

If you're using <var:blah:blah> it goes in the 2nd box, or if the output event is VCE_IfValue. Here it's unneeded.

[Shadow Warrior]

That doesn't appear to fix anything.  Just tried it out, the prompt doesn't do anything afterwards.  But thanks for the bit of cleanup.

[Gen. Hothauser]

Make sure your ranges are correct.  VCE uses [# #] and prompts use [#-#]

so looks like you would need:
line 0 - [1 2]
line 2 - [3-5]

[Shadow Warrior]

Make sure your ranges are correct.  VCE uses [# #] and prompts use [#-#]

so looks like you would need:
line 0 - [1 2]
line 2 - [3-5]

Oh, that did just the trick!  Great, everything's working properly now.  They're so similar, I didn't think about using dashes.

Thank you!