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DiscordBanNotification is a tool to keep you informed about the bans and kicks on your game server. It works by sending alerts to a specified Discord channel whenever a player is banned, unbanned, or kicked from the server. No DLL's or external services required. What it Does: - Ban Alerts: Whenever a player is banned from the server, the plugin can send a message to your Discord channel, letting you know who was banned and why. - Unban Alerts: When a player is unbanned, the plugin can also send a notification to your Discord channel, announcing the player's return. - Kick Alerts: If a player is kicked from the server, the plugin can send an alert to your Discord channel, detailing who was kicked and the reason for it. Customizing the Plugin You can tailor the plugin to your needs by adjusting a few settings: - Discord Webhook: You can specify the Discord channel where the notifications will be sent by providing the URL of the channel's webhook. - Ban Notifications: You can choose whether or not you want to receive notifications when a player is banned. - Kick Notifications: Similarly, you can decide if you want to be alerted when a player is kicked. How it Works The plugin listens for ban, unban, and kick events on your server. When one of these events occurs, it creates a message with the player's name linked to their steam profile, the action that was taken (ban, unban, or kick), and the reason for the action. This message is then sent to your Discord channel via the provided webhook URL. Getting Started To start using the plugin, you'll need to install it on your plugins folder and provide it with the URL of your Discord channel's webhook. You can then adjust the settings to decide which types of notifications you want to receive. Once everything is set up, you'll start receiving notifications in your Discord channel whenever a player is banned, unbanned, or kicked from your server.

The FpsPlus plugin is designed to optimize the server's frame rate in the game Rust. It does this by adjusting the frame budgets of various in-game systems based on the server's average frames per second (FPS) in 1 minute. The plugin is designed to help maintain a target FPS, which can be configured in the config file. It also helps reducing negative spikes in server fps. Features: - FPS Monitoring: The plugin monitors the server's FPS and maintains a list of the most recent FPS values. This list is used to calculate the average FPS, which is then used to determine the necessary optimization level. - Dynamic Optimization: The plugin adjusts the frame budgets of various in-game systems based on the server's current average FPS. There are 4 levels of optimization. Console warnings will be displayed when changing the optimization level. - Discord webhook: Report all optimization changes to a discord channel via a webhook. 1. Installation: Place the FpsPlus.cs file in the Oxide/Plugins directory of your Rust server. 2. Configuration: You can edit the oxide/config file to change the lower and upper FPS limit from which the optimizations will start being applied, whether warnings are enabled and enter the url of your discord webhook. 3. Usage: The plugin automatically starts monitoring the server's FPS and adjusting the frame budgets when it is loaded. In the example picture above, my config is: LowerFpsLimit: 20.0 UpperFpsLimit: 38.0 My server max FPS are set to 40 (via convar or console command fps.limit 40). Since this plugn uses 1 minute average values, it will not jump between optimization levels on FPS spikes. Default config file: { "DiscordWebhookUrl": "Your_discord_webhook_here", "EnableConsoleWarnings": true, //Enable messages in console for changes in optimization levels. "LowerFpsLimit": 20.0, // At this level or below, maximum optimizations will be applied. "UpperFpsLimit": 40.0 //At this level or above no optimizations will be applied. }

The RustAI Oxide plugin integrates AI generative models into Rust servers, supporting both Text Generation WebUI for custom local models and OpenAI models, simultaneously. Admins can switch between models using a command or via the configuration file. The plugin includes per-user and global cooldowns to prevent spam and/or overwhelming the model. Installation Instructions: Place the "RustAI.cs" file in the Oxide plugins directory Edit the config file at oxide/config/RustAI.json Reload the plugin with o.reload RustAI Configuration: Open the server's configuration file at oxide/config/RustAI.json. Adjust settings such as API URLs, wakewords (like wipe or admin), cooldowns, and model types. To use with OpenAI, just enter your OpenAI API Key. Al base configurations and urls are pre entered. To use with Text Generation WebUI, first you need a local model running with the api extension. Then enter the IP in TextGenerationApiUrl field. Ports and urls are already entered with the default values. Permissions: Grant the "rustai.use" permission to players for AI interaction. Grant the "rustai.switchmodel" permission to admins for model switching. Activating the AI: Players with "rustai.use" permission trigger the AI by mentioning wakewords in the conversation (case insensitive). They can be defined in the config file. The AI model responds based on the provided prompt and the message. Switching AI Models: Users with "rustai.switchmodel" permission use "/switchmodel" to toggle between Text Generation WebUI and OpenAI models. Users receive confirmation messages and the plugin automatically saves the updated configuration. Normal operation as ingame support with a local cpu only LLM (cpu usage is for the model). Example config: { "ActivationKeywords": [ "wipe", "admin" ], "Character": "Assistant", "DiscordWebhookURL": "your discord webhook here", "GlobalCooldownInSeconds": 10.0, "MaxTokens": 100, "ModelName": "gpt-3.5-turbo", "ModelType": "openai", "OpenAI_API_Key": "your openai api key here", "OpenAIApiURL": "https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions", "SendCooldownMessages": true, "SystemPrompt": "Keep responses short. Wipe days: Thursdays at 4 PM. Discord: discord.gg/yourdiscord", "Temperature": 0.9, "TextGenerationApiUrl": "http://0.0.0.0:5000/v1/chat/completions", "UserCooldownInSeconds": 30.0 }

The OneTimeRewards plugin is designed to provide a one-time reward system for players. It allows server administrators to define a reward group and assign a specific item as a reward to the members of this group. The reward can be claimed by the players using a specific command. Once a player claims their reward, they are removed from the group, ensuring that the reward can only be claimed once. This works well with tebex or other store integration. Just add: When the package is purchased = o.usergroup add {id} groupname For example, you can offer 5 airdrops for x dollars. After the purchase, the player can claim it once via a command. If they buy another, they can claim it again. The plugin is configurable, allowing the server administrators to set the group name, item name, item amount, command name, and the success and failure messages. Usage Instructions Configuration: Configure the plugin by setting the following parameters in the oxide/config file: - GroupName: The name of the group that is eligible for the reward. - ItemName: The name of the item to be given as a reward. - ItemAmount: The quantity of the item to be given. - ItemSkinID: The Skin ID of the item to be given as a reward. - CommandName: The command that players need to use to claim the reward. - SuccessMessage: The message displayed to the player upon successful reward claim. - FailureMessage: The message displayed to the player if they are not eligible for the reward.

The KillStreak plugin adds a killstreak system to your server. It tracks players consecutive kills, provides rewards at certain milestones, and maintains a personal and server-wide ranking system. 1. Configuration: Install in your oxide/plugins folder and customize the rewards and killstreak milestones in the configuration file in oxide/config. You can specify the items and quantity for each reward, the message displayed, and whether the kill streak announcement is broadcasted server-wide. If not, it will be sent only to the killer. You can also choose to count npc kills or only pvp kills (default: false) SkinID is supported for the reward items. (see default config below) 2. Permissions: Register the permission killstreak.use to control who can use the killstreak system. 3. Commands: Use the chat commands /ks and /kstop to check your personal killstreaks (current and best) and the server's top 10 killstreaks, respectively. Combines beautifully with https://codefling.com/plugins/kdr-kill-death-ratio Example configuration: { "CountNpcKills": false, "KillsToRestoreHealth": 1, "RewardCommands": { "10": { "BroadcastToServer": true, "Items": [ { "Amount": 5, "Item": "largemedkit", "Skin": 0 }, { "Amount": 5, "Item": "syringe.medical", "Skin": 0 } ], "Message": "Monsterkill!" }, "5": { "BroadcastToServer": true, "Items": [ { "Amount": 5, "Item": "largemedkit", "Skin": 0 }, { "Amount": 5, "Item": "syringe.medical", "Skin": 0 } ], "Message": "Pentakill!" } }, "Version": 1 } If you have any questions or comments contact me via this site or message me directly.

The Pop plugin displays the number of connected, connecting, and queued players in a Rust server. It provides commands for individual players to check the server population (/pop) and for broadcasting the server population to all players (!pop) with a configurable cooldown. Features - Displays the number of online, joining, and queued players. - Provides a personal command for individual players to check the server population. - Provides a global command for broadcasting the server population to all players. - Configurable command names, broadcast delay, and color codes for different player statuses. - Supports permissions to control who can use the commands. Permission: pop.use Commands - /pop: Displays the number of online, joining, and queued players to the player who issued the command. - !pop: Broadcasts the number of online, joining, and queued players to all players in the server (default 10 min global cooldown). Configuration The configuration options for the plugin are as follows: - Command: The name of the personal command. Default is "/pop". - BroadcastCommand: The name of the global command. Default is "!pop". - OnlineColor: The color code for online players. Default is "#ff686b". - JoiningColor: The color code for joining players. Default is "#ff686b". - QueuedColor: The color code for queued players. Default is "#ff686b". - BroadcastDelay: The delay in minutes between broadcasts. Default is 10. - EnablePersonalCommand: Whether to enable the personal command. Default is true. - EnableGlobalCommand: Whether to enable the global command. Default is true. Default config file: { "BroadcastCommand": "!pop", "BroadcastDelay": 10, "Command": "pop", "EnableGlobalCommand": true, "EnablePersonalCommand": true, "JoiningColor": "#ff686b", "OnlineColor": "#ff686b", "QueuedColor": "#ff686b" }