# Forge Task Module ## Overview The task addon is a server-owned mission/task system for Forge. It manages task execution, task-owned state, participant tracking, contribution-based player earnings, and org-owned rewards. Task operational state is mission-scoped. The extension-backed task catalog, ownership, status, and defuse state are reset on task store startup, so the system intentionally starts clean after each server or mission restart. ## Responsibilities - spawn and monitor task flows on the server - track per-task entities through `TaskStore` - track task participants and engine-rating contribution - award player earnings through the bank module - award org funds, reputation, assets, and fleet rewards - notify task participants and sync org updates to online members ## Dependencies - `forge_server_common` - `forge_server_actor` - `forge_server_bank` - `forge_server_org` - `forge_client_notifications` ## Main Components ### Task Flows - `fnc_attack.sqf` - `fnc_defend.sqf` - `fnc_defuse.sqf` - `fnc_delivery.sqf` - `fnc_destroy.sqf` - `fnc_hostage.sqf` - `fnc_hvt.sqf` ### TaskStore `fnc_initTaskStore.sqf` initializes `TaskStore`, which owns: - task ownership bindings - participant snapshots - defuse progress - per-task entity registries for cargo, hostages, HVTs, IEDs, protected entities, shooters, and targets ### Reward Handling `fnc_handleTaskRewards.sqf` applies org-owned rewards: - `funds` -> org funds - `equipment`, `supplies`, `weapons`, `special` -> org assets - `vehicles` -> org fleet Player `earnings` and org `reputation` from task outcomes are distributed separately through `TaskStore.applyRatingOutcome` using Arma engine `rating` deltas. ## Task Ownership Tasks are bound to an owner org when they are started through `fnc_handler.sqf`. - if a requester UID is provided, the task is owned by that requester's org - if no requester UID is available, the task is bound to the `default` org Org rewards always go to the bound owner org. Player earnings still use per-player contribution. ## Usage ### Start Through The Handler Use the handler when you want reputation gating and task ownership binding. ```sqf ["attack", ["task_attack_1", 1, 2, 1500000, -75, 375, false, false], 250, getPlayerUID player] call forge_server_task_fnc_handler; ["delivery", ["task_delivery_1", 1, 3, "delivery_zone", 250000, -75, 300, false, false, 900], 0, getPlayerUID player] call forge_server_task_fnc_handler; ``` Arguments: - `0`: task type - `1`: task-specific argument array - `2`: minimum org reputation required to start the task - `3`: requester UID used for ownership binding ### Start Task Functions Directly Direct task calls still work, but they do not provide a requester UID. That means task ownership falls back to the `default` org. Use direct starts only when that behavior is intended, such as: - mission-authored tasks - editor-placed tasks - server-owned/random tasks If you want the accepting player's org to own the task rewards, use `fnc_handler.sqf` instead. ```sqf ["task_attack_1", 1, 2, 1500000, -75, 375, false, false] spawn forge_server_task_fnc_attack; ["task_hostage_1", 1, 2, "extract_marker", 1500000, -75, 500, [false, true], false, false] spawn forge_server_task_fnc_hostage; ``` ## Event Hooks - `XEH_preInit.sqf` - compiles functions - initializes `TaskStore` - `XEH_postInit.sqf` - registers the ACE defuse event hook - starts the attack-only mission manager on the server ## Notes - the dynamic mission manager in `fnc_missionManager.sqf` is now limited to attack missions only - it starts server-owned tasks through `fnc_handler.sqf` and binds them to the `default` org - task lifecycle for the mission manager is tracked through `TaskStore` status entries - task backend state is intentionally transient and resets with the active server/mission lifecycle - task rewards are org-owned, not player-owned - participant notifications are sent through the notifications module, not through local server UI ## Authors - J. Schmidt - Creedcoder - IDSolutions