Raw conditions can be created using `/qa conditions`. They are saved in `<category>/conditions.yml` inside the NotQuests data folder. Conditions are also quest requirements, objective conditions, and action conditions, which can be created with their respective commands.

To "test" a condition created via `/qa conditions`, you can use `/qa conditions edit conditionname check Steve => /qa conditions edit <condition> check [player]`.

**Command Arguments for every condition:**

- **`(flags)`** - Optional flags
  - `--negate` - This negates the condition. True will turn to False, and False will turn to True
  - `--category <categoryName>` - If this is a raw, conditions.yml conditions, you are able to set its category here

## Default Variable Conditions

These conditions act as "vessels" for variables. What does that mean?

Well... for example, the NumberCondition is such a variable condition. In-game, it turns into as many conditions as there are number variables, so it's a lot more conditions than you think there are.

Please consult the [Variables Section](/docs/documentation/types/variables) for those.

### ❓ Boolean



### 📙 List



### 📖 ItemStackList



### 💯 Number



### 🆎 String



## Default Conditions

These are the default, "standalone" conditions and don't depend on variables.

### ~~🤓 Condition~~





### ⏲️ WorldTime



### 📅 Date



## Special Default Conditions

### 🎖️ CompletedObjective Condition