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you can just google in c# how to do a smpt call . but this should be something like this : private void SendEmail(string recipientEmail, string messageBody) { string smtpHost = "your-local-smtp-server"; int smtpPort = 25; using (var smtpClient = new SmtpClient(smtpHost, smtpPort)) { smtpClient.UseDefaultCredentials = true; var mailMessage = new MailMessage { From = new MailAddress("[email protected]"), Subject = "Rust Server Notification", Body = messageBody, }; mailMessage.To.Add(recipientEmail); smtpClient.Send(mailMessage); } } but this is just a google search . not tested . so you prob need to test this a bit and tinker to get it to work

no its not . but what you can do is this private class ConfigData { [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "Number of bears per square kilometer")] public int BearPopulation { get; set; } } and then your out put should look like this { "Number of bears per square kilometer": 2, }

halloweendungeon.population "0" xmasdungeon.xmaspopulation "0" same as said above . with in console writecfg and add to settings.cfg now when the event time comes i just use 0.5

yea talking about dungeons . if you have low pop (20 or so players .) setting the dungeon populations to like 0.5 should be fine thats what i do and it works fine . ppl get bored of them anyway in day or 2

in my experience the entity count has a major factor to fps on server when it coms to lower server specs . instead of lowering map size . first try this . spawn.max_density 0.5 spawn.min_density 0.5 in server console and follow up with writecfg also make sure the top is also included in your settings.cfg then after restart you should load less entitys (animals ,ores, trees and collectables) as i see it with lower pop servers you dont need so much resources ... and this (atleast for us) jumpt our server fps from 50-60 up to 100 - 120. hope this helps