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Offline Raid Limiter Stop Unfair Offline Raids in Their Tracks Tired of seeing your Rust server overrun by offline raid abuse? Offline Raid Limiter steps in to restore balance and fair play. With powerful tracking and immediate damage blocking, your players can enjoy a more authentic Rust experience—and you can enjoy worry-free server management. Key Benefits Prevent Offline Raid Abuse Daily Raid Limit: Automatically restrict how many offline raids each player (or team) can perform per day. Proximity-Based Tracking: Only counts raids when attackers are within range of a Tool Cupboard (TC), ensuring offline raid limits don’t trigger prematurely. Smart Raid Session Management Team & Additional Raider Tracking: Keeps tabs on individual players as well as entire teams—even if they leave and rejoin. Plus, if additional players jump into the same raid, their involvement is recorded. Edge Case Handling: No more confusion or gaps in coverage if a defender goes offline mid-raid or when multiple attackers are involved. Offline Raid Limiter’s robust logic sorts out these scenarios seamlessly. Instant Damage Blocking Enforce Fair Play: Once a team or individual hits their daily offline raid quota, further damage is blocked automatically. That means no more sneaky workarounds or unstoppable raids. Modded Server UI In-Game Control: For modded servers, gain access to a simple in-game UI that displays raid history, player statistics, and real-time session data. Player-Friendly Features: Grant permissions so your players can check their offline raid counts with the /myraids command—helping everyone stay within the rules. Detailed Alerts & Reporting Discord Integration: Offline Raid Limiter sends comprehensive alerts to Discord, making admin oversight a breeze. Export & Clear Sessions: Use /exportraidsessions to log and share your entire raid history for deeper analysis, then wipe all sessions with a simple console command if you need a fresh start. Designed for Vanilla & Modded Servers Flexible Configuration: If you set your server to “Vanilla,” the plugin automatically disables UI and direct damage blocks, limiting itself to Discord notifications so admins can monitor raiding behind the scenes. Seamless Integration: Works hand-in-hand with Rust’s existing frameworks and requires only the Simple Status & Image Library for certain UI elements. Why Choose Offline Raid Limiter? Enhanced Fairness: Players can’t take shortcuts with offline raids for easy loot. Clear Oversight: Admins see exactly who’s raiding and how often, helping you enforce balanced gameplay. Configurable & User-Friendly: Tailor the plugin to your server’s needs in just a few clicks, with plenty of documentation to guide you. If you’re ready to level the playing field and protect your community from unfair offline raids, Offline Raid Limiter has you covered. Bring your Rust server to new heights of balance, transparency, and peace of mind! OfflineRaidLimiter_FullDocumentation_Updated.zip Commands & Usage Damage Blocking & Clearing Sessions clearraidsessions Console command: clearraidsessions Usage: Immediately removes all saved offline raid sessions. Purpose: Useful for resetting the entire raid history if you’ve made big changes or just need a fresh start. clearraidsforplayer <SteamID64> Console command: clearraidsforplayer <SteamID64> Usage: Removes every offline raid session associated with a specific player (and their team). Notes: Handy for admins who need to give a particular player or group a second chance. simulatecleanup Console command: simulatecleanup Usage: Triggers the plugin’s internal cleanup routine on demand to remove expired sessions. Notes: Essentially forces the “scheduled” cleanup to run right away for testing or maintenance. Temporary Disable & Enable /orl.disable <hours> temporarily turns off offline raid tracking for a chosen duration. /orl.enable instantly re-enables protections if you wish to end the downtime early. /myraids Command Players can quickly check their personal offline raid count, helping them stay aware of daily limits. Exporting Raid Data exportraidsessions Console command: exportraidsessions Usage: Exports a JSON file of all existing raid sessions and sends it to the Discord debug webhook for easy admin review. Notes: Great for deeper analysis or archiving raid history. Damage / Raid Logic OfflineRaidLimiter checks incoming damage to building blocks, doors, external walls, and more. If a team or player has exceeded the daily offline raid limit, all further damage to offline bases is blocked—and you can optionally broadcast an alert to Discord. Key Points to Note About Commands Some commands differ depending on your permissions and server setup. For instance, if a player types /exportraidsessions in chat, it won’t work unless they have OfflineRaidLimiter.admin. For “Vanilla” servers (as set in the config), UI, damage blocking, and certain other features may be disabled—so commands like clearraidsessions and clearraidsforplayer will still work, but may only be visible to server admins via console. When Commands Might Defer Cleanup Commands: If the plugin detects that some raid sessions are still “cooling down” (meaning the raid window hasn’t fully expired), the system may defer clearing them until the next pass. This prevents conflicts with currently active raids. Blocking Logic: After the daily limit is reached, the blocking triggers immediately and remains in place until the next server reset or cleanup routine (depending on how you configure it).