A code for every player
Codes run from 1000 to 9999 and no two players on a server ever share one. Oil rig frequencies are never handed out.
Discord raid alerts
Rust Console raid alarms that ping you in Discord
Getting offlined while you sleep is part of Rust. Finding out about it eight hours later doesn’t have to be. With Raid Alarm, each player grabs their own 4 digit code from the Surge website, sets an RF Broadcaster in their base to that frequency and wires it to go off when they get hit.
When the code starts broadcasting, Surge posts your raid message in your Discord and pings the player. It goes out 5 times, 3 seconds apart, so it’s hard to sleep through.
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What you get
Pings the right person
The alert tags the player in your Discord, along with your server name and the name they gave their alarm.
No spam during long raids
After an alert, Surge waits 10 minutes before alerting on that code again.
Your message, your look
Send plain text or a full embed with colours, images, fields and a footer. There’s a live preview and a test button.
A setup video for players
The Raid Alarm page has a short video that walks players through wiring the broadcaster.
It grows your Discord
Players need to be in your Discord to get a code, so every alarm is a reason to join.
How to set it up
Link your Discord server to Surge and add the bot.
Open Features > Raid Alarm, pick an announcement channel and switch it on.
Players open Raid Alarm on the Surge website and get their code.
They set an RF Broadcaster to that code and wire it to go off when the base is hit.
New to Surge? The setup guide covers connecting your server first.
Every option is explained in the documentation: Raid Alarm guide.
Raid Alarm questions
How long does a code last?
15 days. Players refresh it on the website and update their broadcaster. The old code is held back for 24 hours so nobody else grabs it straight away.
What do players need to use it?
They sign in to the Surge website with Discord, link their in-game name once, and need to be a member of your Discord server.
Why didn’t my alarm go off?
The broadcaster has to actually transmit, so it comes down to how it’s wired. Test it once after you set it up.
Works well with
Zorp
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Learn moreTry Raid Alarm on your server
Free for one server, no card needed. Connect it in a few minutes and switch on what you want.