Hello, I'm a newbie working my way through the Quest Game Tutorial. I am on the "Anatomy of a Quest game" page. Here it says:

Objects can contain other objects. This is done by setting the “parent” attribute. In our simple example, the lounge has no parent - it stands alone. The player is in the lounge, so the player’s parent is “lounge”. If the cat is sitting on the table in the lounge, then the cat’s parent is “table”, and the table’s parent is “lounge”.

So I decided to try this. I added the cat as an object to the table:
Lounge
--Table
----Cat

But when I play the game and "Look at table", the cat is no where to be found. It doesn't show in the table's description, and when I type "Look at cat" it says "I can't see that."

I tried nesting inventory items under the player as well, so they would start the game with the nested items already in inventory, but that didn't work either. Please help?

I think by default Quest does not list objects inside other objects. To get it to do whjatyou want, you need ther table to be a "surface", which is a sort of container. On the features tab, set the table to be a container, and then on the container tab, set it to be a "surface".

Ok, thank you Pixie. :-)