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    v2.1.0
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    Total versions 6
    Typical update pace About every 48 days
    Freshness Updated 2 days ago

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Optional integrations and compatible files.

About Raid Time Protection

Raid Time Protection

Set the raid hours for your Rust server

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Choose when players can raid. Outside those hours, the plugin blocks raid damage to protected bases. You can also protect the start of a wipe and let players check the schedule with /raid.

Oxide and Carbon. The schedule and status display are included. The included schedule and status display work on a fresh installation.

Open the PimpMyRust configurator →

The Bastion schedule shows all seven days, the protection status, and the time until the next change.

Bastion · weekly schedule and next change

Set a schedule that works for your server

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  • One raid window per day. Set a start time and duration. For example, a six-hour window starting Friday at 22:00 lets players raid until Saturday at 04:00.
  • Protection after a wipe. Keep the first 48 hours protected, for example. During that time, protection stays active even during normal raid hours.
  • Advance warnings in chat or on screen. Give players a heads-up, for example 15 and 5 minutes before raids actually open or close.

What players see in game

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/raid opens the schedule. A small on-screen indicator shows whether raids are open and how long until the next change. Players can close it or bring it back with /raid hud. /raid_date shows the current status and next change in chat.

Compact indicator with a Raids Open status, countdown and a close button.

Choose Bastion for a daily list, Signal for a timeline, or Gazette for a column layout. Under Appearance, adjust the colors, scale, and position of the status display.

The same raid schedule in Signal and Gazette.

Signal on the left, Gazette on the right

Which bases are protected?

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The plugin blocks damage attributed to players against player-owned structures covered by a tool cupboard. Players authorized on that cupboard can still damage those structures.

You can exempt specific object types or use optional Zone Manager to exempt entire zones. The protection excludes decay, electric shocks, and damage from NPC players, Bradley, and the Chinook.

Set your raid hours in PimpMyRust

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Open the PimpMyRust configurator

Import your settings or start from the defaults. The configurator works out when each window ends, even when it runs past midnight. It uses a fixed UTC offset, so adjust it if your schedule follows daylight saving time.

The configurator calculates a Saturday 04:00 end time from a Friday 22:00 start and a duration of 360 minutes.

Download RaidTimeProtection.json or edit the file directly. If your server is connected to PimpMyRust, you can also send the settings from the Hub.

Manual installation

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  1. Copy RaidTimeProtection.cs to oxide/plugins/ or carbon/plugins/.
  2. Load plugins/RaidTimeProtection.cs to create config/RaidTimeProtection.json. Set the raid hours and UTC offset, then reload. Test /raid in game.
  3. If you enable the status display, test /raid hud too.

The three built-in styles need only RaidTimeProtection. The optional PimpMyCUI file in the ZIP is for use with a separate compatible design. See the included guide.

You can edit the JSON directly or use the optional PimpMyRust configurator.

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