The Information Channel present information about the currently connected Rust Server. It is split up into four sections, the map, server information, event information and team information.
Displays the map of the Rust Server.
Displays player population, current time and time till daylight/nightfall, wipe day, map size, map seed, map salt, name of the map and connect information.
Displays events such as Cargoship, Patrol Helicopter, Bradley APC, Small/ Large Oil Rig, Chinook 47 and Locked Crates.
Displays information about teammates, what their current status is (online/offline/afk/dead) and their location.
The Server Channel lists all the paired Rust Servers. Given that you have setup your FCM Credentials properly, once you pair a server in-game via
ESC -> Rust+ -> Pair With Server, it should automatically appear in the servers channel. From there you can decide which server you want the bot to connect to by clicking theCONNECTbutton for that server.
The Settings Channel contain a bunch of different settings for the bot. There are settings for prefix, trademark visibility, allow in-game commands, Smart Alarm notifications, enable leader command, battlemetrics notifications and event notification settings.
The Events Channel contains all the event notifications that occur such as:
-Cargoship spawn
-Cargoship despawn
-Cargoship enters egress stage
-Patrol Helicopter spawn
-Patrol Helicopter despawn
-Patrol Helicopter destroyed
-Bradley APC destroyed
-Bradley APC should respawn
-Locked Crate spawn
-Locked Crate despawn
-Locked Crate despawn warning
-Oil Rig have been triggered
-Chinook 47 spawn
-New Vending Machine detected
The Teamchat Channel is where you communicate with your teammates In-Game. Whatever you type in the text channel will appear In-Game as well and vice versa.
The Switches Channel lists all the paired Smart Switches. Given that you have setup your FCM Credentials properly, once you pair a Smart Switch in-game by
using a wiretool, it should automatically appear in the switches channel. From there you can turn the switch ON/OFF, edit the AUTO setting or remove it. You can also use the /switch Slash Command to edit the name, command and image of the Smart Switch.
The Alarms Channel lists all the paired Smart Alarms. Given that you have setup your FCM Credentials properly, once you pair a Smart Alarm in-game by
using a wiretool, it should automatically appear in the alarms channel. From there you can enable if it should notify@everyonewhen triggered or remove it. You can also use the /alarm Slash Command to edit the name, message and image of the Smart Alarm.
The Storagemonitors Channel lists all the paired Storage Monitors. Given that you have setup your FCM Credentials properly, once you pair a Storage Monitor in-game by
using a wiretool, it should automatically appear in the storagemonitors channel. Depending on if you've placed the Storage Monitor on a Tool cupboard or Large Wooden Box/Vending Machine, they work differently. For Tool Cupboards you can select if you want it to notify @everyone when it starts to decay or cannot be found. You can also decide if the notification should be forwarded in teamchat in-game. For Large Wooden Box and Vending Machines, you are able to view the content inside it via discord. There is also a useful recycle command that you can use to calculate the expected output of recycling everything in a container (/storagemonitors recycle). You can also use the /storagemonitor Slash Command to edit the name and image of the Storage Monitor.
The Activity Channel is used to display a bunch of different things such as team member joined/ left/ connected/ disconnected/ offline killed, Not found notifications from Smart Devices, Smart Alarm notifications, Decaying notifications, Tracker information, Server went down/up notifications, facepunch news etc...
The Trackers Channel is used to keep track of players or groups on a specific server (Online/Offline/playtime). Given that the server does not use
Streamer mode, it is possible to create a tracker from the server embed located in the servers channel. By clickingCREATE TRACKER, a new tracker appears in the trackers channel. From there you can use the /tracker Slash Command to edit the name of the tracker as well as adding players or removing them by steamId.
