Classic WoW is a special version of World of Warcraft, allowing players to relive the original version of the popular MMORPG World of Warcraft. This version of WoW features old character models, original zones untouched by the Cataclysm's destruction, complex talent trees, and the original PvP Honor Grind.

All the information on this page is for the old Vanilla version of this addon (Questie 3.7.1/WoW 1.12)

For the Classic version of this addon (Questie 4.x/WoW 1.13) you'll find installation instructions here

In order to properly set up Questie with your World of Warcraft client, you must ensure you have the following:

• A Vanilla (1.12.1) WoW Client.
  • For Classic (1.13) WoW Client go here.
• A Questie release.
  • You can download the latest stable release from here.

When you have both ready:

• Extract the downloaded zip archive.
• Copy the !Questie directory into your <WOW PATH>/Interface/Addons/ directory.
  • It should be beside several folders that start with Blizzard_
  • NOTE: The default program folders in Windows (usually C:Program Files or C:Program Files (x86)) are write protected. DO NOT INSTALL WOW THERE. If it is installed there, move it to some other folder. When WoW is a subfolder of one of these locations, Questie (and all other addons) can not save their variables to a file when the client closes. This leads to weird bugs, like quests being marked as finished only so long as you do not close the client, then marked as unfinished again when you restart it.
• Start WoW, log into the character selection screen, and verify Questie is enabled by going into the addon menu (Button on the bottom left of the selection screen). If there is no button or Questie is not in the list when the menu is opened, there might have been a mistake when copying Questie to the WoW directory.
  • NOTE: It is strongly recommended to remove or increase the addon memory limit (top right of the addon menu window).The default value for vanilla WoW (1.12.1) is very low and can cause the game to log you out when all addons together use more memory than assigned here, which is very likely to happen when Questie is enabled. Setting the value to 0 removes the limit and is the recommended setting for most people. However if the total available RAM is very limited, set to at least 256MB to prevent hard crashes of the WoW client.
• When you have made sure the addon is installed and the memory limit is removed, you can log into a character and start using Questie.

Wow Classic Monkey Quest Commands

1. • Q: How do I move the QuestieTracker and QuestArrow?
   • A: Hold down CTRL + Shift + Hold Left Mouse Button + Drag
2. • Q: 'My Dead Corpse'? Do you even English, bro?
   • A: The 'My Dead Corpse' is kind of an inside joke from the original Closed Beta for Vanilla WoW days. Back then I was playing Alliance exclusively and the famous Horde guild [Goon Squad] was notorious for trolling Stranglethorn Vale. They would lock up the zone for hours corpse camping any Alliance player. Someone created a toon called MyDeadCorpse and left it dead and never resurrected. It was always there in the zone. A naked Gnome. For some reason, the Horde HATED Gnomes. :) Ref.
3. • Q: I get an error: attempt to index global 'QuestieConfig' (a nil value)
   • A: This can be caused by upgrading from an older version of Questie or using it for the firsttime before a SavedVariables can be properly created. Please use /questie clearconfig while ingame to clear/reset your config file.
4. • Q: I play on a non-English server and Questie isn't working. How come?
   • A: Currently, Questie only supports English servers/clients. Language support is currently being worked on but is not yet available.
5. • Q: I can't seem to get my quests to appear in the tracker automatically.
   • A: For those not running EQL3 or some other QuestLog mod. If you prefer the default wow QuestLog andTracker that's fine but it's very limited. For example, if a quest doesn't have any objectives to'track' then it won't appear in the quest tracker and no Quest Arrow will be available for it.Additionally, quests will not automatically be tracked by the default WoW quest tracker. The way thatit works is that if you have the option enabled in the games Interface Options --> 'Automatic QuestTracking' then yes, it will auto track a quest with an objective once you OBTAIN the first quest item.Then it will appear automatically in the list unless you manually Shift+Click the quest in theQuestLog but again, only if there is a 'trackable' objective. Unlike EQL3 or otherQuestLog/QuestTracker mods where pretty much anything is trackable, these quests will appear in theQuestie QuestTracker. If the quest appears then map coordinates are cached and this allows theQuestieArrow to hook into the position and give you an arrow.
6. • Q: Why isn't the QuestieArrow appearing?
   • A: You have to click on an objective on the Minimap, Worldmap or the quest in the QuestieTracker. Ifa quest has never been tracked it won't appear until after it has appeared at least once in theQuestieTracker. If you disable the QuestieTracker, the QuestieArrow will not work.

Use /questie to show the help menu in game. Possible values for /questie <command> are:

Arrow related commands

Note: The arrow only works if the tracker is enabled (see below).

• arrow: Toggles the QuestArrow on and off.
• corpsearrow: Toggles the CorpseArrow on and off.

Tracker related commands

• tracker: Toggles on and off the QuestTracker.
• cleartracker: Resets the position of the QuestTracker and places it in the center of your screen.
• color: Two different color schemes. The original(default) and the other mimics Monkey Quests colors.
• header: This places an additional line (depending on which direction you have your QuestTracker listingquests) either above or below and informs you how many quests you have in your log.
• listdirection: The default setting lists quests in the QuestTracker from the Top --> Down. Running thiscommand will change the direction from Bottom --> Top.
• qtscale: Resizes the Questie QuestTracker using one of 3 pre-programed sizes. Small(default), Medium and Large
• background: Turns on the QuestTracker background
• backgroundalpha: Sets the QuestTracker background alpha level. Takes a number input from 1 to 9.

Miscellaneous setting commands

• showquests: Toggles on and off the ability to always show quests on the Worldmap / Minimap - tracked ornot tracked.
• maxlevel: Toggles the maxlevel filter on or off.
• setmaxlevel: Hides quests until levels above players level (default=3).
• minlevel: Toggles the minlevel filter on or off.
• setminlevel: Hides quests levels below players level (default=5).
• professions: Toggles profession related quests.
• tooltips: Toggles on and off the Quest Objective tool tips.
• mapnotes: Toggles all World Map and Mini Map icons on and off. This is the same function as the QuestieToggle button on the World Map (which will eventually be removed).
• resizemap: This command is for those that do NOT run a Worldmap mod such as Metamap or Cartographer.This toggles the Worldmap in either fullscreen or windowed mode.
• cluster: Toggles quest icon clustering, which combines available/complete quest icons into groups of up to 5.

Maintenance commands

• settings: Displayes your current toggles and settings in your default chat window.
• clearconfig: Resets all Questie settings and removes stale quest database entries (will not deletecompleted quests).
• NUKE: Resets ALL Questie data and settings which includes the quest database.

Note: For easy configuration, download MonkeyBuddy!
Also if you don't want to use MonkeyQuestLog, simply disable it.

Hello MonkeyQuest User!

The MonkeyQuest AddOn for World of WarCraft displays quests and their objectives in a nice drag able frame in a very customizable way.

Features:

• Mousing over quests shows the overview in a tooltip.
• Option to display the quest overview if there's no objectives.
• Clicking on quests brings up the real quest log with that quest selected.
• Displays the quest level in the quest title.
• Elite quests display a ' ' in the level of the quest.
• Completed quests show a '(Completed)' in the quest title.
• Quest area headers are displayed.
• Clicking on a quest area header collapses or expands it.
• Check boxes next to quests allow hiding/showing of that quest.
• Check box to toggle displaying collapsed quest area headers and hidden quests.
• Close and minimize buttons.
• Quest objective coloring.
• Quest objective coloring for special 'friendly/hostile' type objectives.
• Special quest objective coloring for 'find an area' type objectives.
• Nice font for increased readability.
• No additional buttons or options are displayed in the real quest log.
• Option to always hide quest area headers.
• New slash command for hiding the border.
• Key bindings for toggle hidden, minimize, and close.
• Slash command to change the expand direction, up or down (thanks Diungo)
• Shift-left clicking on quests to add the quest name to the chat edit box if it's open.
• Shift-right clicking on quests to add your current quest objective data to the chat edit box if it's open.
• Option to display the number of free quest slots.
• Lockable frame.
• Option to display quest titles colored by difficulty. (thanks Pkp)
• Option to hide completed quests.
• Option to hide completed objectives.
• Ctrl-Left clicking on quests to share that quest with party members.
• Ctrl-Right clicking on quests to abandon that quest, after a confirmation dialog box.
• Integration with MonkeyBuddy for configuration.
• Font size setting.
• Option to turn off right-click to open MonkeyBuddy.
• Option to hide the title buttons.
• Quest Items now show up in tooltips. Mousing over targets you need for quests will show 'Quest Item XX/YY' in the tooltip. Same for items you need for quests.
  (** Currently doesn't update if MonkeyQuest is closed or minimized **)
• Dungeon quests display a 'd' in the level of the quest.
• Raid quests display an 'r' in the level of the quest.
• Party members show up in the quest overview tooltip. If they have that quest they'll be displayed in the 100% objective color.
• If the current sub-zone name appears in the quest overview, the quest will highlight.

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Slash Commands:

Monkey Quest Classic Commands Online

Monkey Quest Classic Commands List

See included ReadMe.txt for slash commands or use MonkeyBuddy to configure your MonkeyQuest.