I can't get ForceGreet packages to work despite following a tutorial I found. Let me go into detail....from the tutorial:
"So now I always like to make sure that I can add my new packages to an NPC, rather than an alias, when I first create them - even if I only intend to assign them to aliases. It saves much hair-pulling later."
Okay, right now my ForceGreet is assigned to the reference alias in the quest, not the NPC and I'm wondering if this is the real issue.
"Now you've got your package assignable to an NPC, let's go back and specify that our package has TESTQuest as its Owner quest. This would let us use the quest's aliases when we are setting the package data. "But we don't need to!", you may protest; but do it anyway."
So he's assigning the package to have an owning quest even though he already stated he doesn't need to.
"Now go back and try to assign the package to an NPC again. All seems well, you can see TESTHildaForceGreet in the list of possible packages - but when you select it and click OK, it does not appear in the NPC's package list. Packages with Owner quests can only be assigned to aliases. So if a package you put on an NPC stops working, ask yourself whether you might have set it to have an Owner quest."
I'm trying to get this part straight. I should NOT assign the package to a quest because it won't work or I will have strange results? Am I understanding this correctly? As someone in software test I would really wish people would avoid walking people through unneeded steps. Why even discuss it if I don't have to do it? It simply confuses the user.
If I understand this right, for the package to work it needs to be assigned to the NPC and NOT the quest alias. Has anyone actually gotten this package to work?