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AvailableTracks kills, deaths, playtime and farming on your server and pushes a leaderboard to your own site on a timer — plus a full snapshot at the end of every wipe.
Details →Rust plugin · Oxide
Detects explosive damage on player-built structures and posts a raid alert — map grid and the base's authorised owners — to a private Discord channel the moment the first wall is hit.

What it does
The plugin only notifies — it never changes gameplay. Its damage hook returns nothing on purpose, so it is structurally unable to block or alter damage. The hot path exits as early as possible (one type check, one damage-flag check, one threshold) and only a hit that already passed those filters does the expensive work.
Each alert is a compact, machine-readable line sent by webhook to a private Discord channel: the SteamIDs of the players authorised on the base's tool cupboard and the map grid. It is built to be picked up by your Discord bot, which decides who gets a DM — on our server only verified members who opted in. The plugin itself never needs to know who is who on Discord.
It also reports world events our other tools missed — patrol helicopter and Bradley destroyed — and gives staff an alert.say console command to broadcast to in-game chat.
Features
Commands & permissions
| Command / permission | What it does |
|---|---|
| alert.say <text> | Console/RCON: broadcast a message to in-game chat. |
Requirements
FAQ
The plugin posts to a private Discord channel. Turning that into DMs is done by a Discord bot reading the channel — that's how we run it, and it keeps Discord identities out of the plugin.
It was written for a live server: the damage hook exits early and the expensive work only happens on hits that already look like a raid.
No. It only notifies. It cannot block damage.
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