When you create a game, you have the option of checking/ticking the 'simple mode' option, which is extremely bare bones of quest functionality, letting you learn and work with only the most basic of things in quest:
http://docs.textadventures.co.uk/quest/ ... _game.html (scroll down to the small 'Simple Mode' section/category)
Also, the Web/Online version is more limited too, along with the Game Book version, the full functionality of quest is in the desktop/offline version of the Text Adventure version.
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Also, over the course of quest versions, a lot of Tabs have been added... too many of them, cluttering up the GUI~Editor, so instead, many of the Tabs have been hidden, but there's toggle options to reveal/unhide them (or vice-versa, if you want to hide them again), found in:
'game' Game Object -> 'Features' Tab -> (see the various toggle options available, these are global game-wide options)
'whatever' Object -> 'Room Descriptions' and 'whatever' Tabs -> (see the various toggle options available, these are local options - specific to only this Object that you clicked on/chose)
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the special 'game' Game Object, is for global game-wide settings/options and/or is "game cover box' information/picture-art about the game for a person looking in a game to try playing, on the quest game choice webpage and/or the quest program's 'create/select a game' screen, which is connected to the website, letting you see/select the games available.