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---
title: Quest debugger
parent: Tools
---
# Quest debugger
The **quests debugger** allows you to see why a quest may not be working
as intended. When turned on for a quest, it will print out what a task
type is doing and how it is evaluating it. This can be helpful to see
why a specific quest is not accepting a specific action.
## Using the debugger
The debugger can be enabled with **/q a debug quest \<quest/\*\>
\<all/self\>**. Using \* in place of \<quest\> will enable it for all
quests. Enabling it for all will show debug logs for every player,
whereas self will show it for just yourself.
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/Sb5DrpJ.png" height=50>
## Example
We may want to debug the following task:
``` yaml
tasks:
mining:
type: "blockbreakcertain"
amount: 30
blocks:
- DARK_OAK_LOG
- DARK_OAK_PLANKS
reverse-if-placed: false
```
When breaking `PACKED_ICE`, the debugger sends this output:
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/2GKba8i.png">
Here it is telling us that the task type is checking the broken block
against all the blocks in the `blocks` list, and not finding a match,
thus skipping this task.
Now, when breaking `DARK_OAK_PLANKS`:
<img src="https://i.imgur.com/2nI8uCH.png">
The debugger tells us that it finds a match and increments the task
progress.
This can be useful when trying to work out why a task may not be
working, such as in the case where you think you're breaking a block of
a specific type, but in reality it has a different type.
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