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Setup guide

You create the bot yourself so it is entirely yours. We just run it. It takes about 3 minutes.

1. Create the bot

  1. Go to discord.com/developers/applications and click New Application.
  2. Give your bot any name you like (for example INFERNOX Bot) and click Create.
  3. Upload your avatar on the General Information page. This avatar will be shown for your bot on Discord.

2. Enable intents

  1. Open the Bot tab in the left menu.
  2. Under Privileged Gateway Intents turn on both Server Members Intent and Message Content Intent, then click Save Changes.
  3. On the same page you can turn off Public Bot. Nobody else can add your bot to their server, it only runs on yours anyway.
If these two options are off the bot cannot start. If you see an "intent error" in your panel, check this step.

3. Copy the token

  1. On the Bot tab click Reset Token and copy the token that appears.
  2. Do not share the token with anyone. Only paste it into the order form. It is stored encrypted on our side.

4. Get your server ID

  1. In Discord turn on Settings → Advanced → Developer Mode.
  2. Right-click the server name and choose Copy Server ID.

5. Place the order and add the bot

Once your order is approved the bot starts running. Use the Add bot to server button in your panel to add it to your server. Then in server settings move the bot's role to the very top, which guard and moderation require.

Getting Rust+ details

The Rust+ module needs the server IP, app port, Steam ID and player token. This information arrives in the Rust+ app when you press Pair with server in game. The easiest way to get it:

  1. Install Node.js on your computer.
  2. In a command line run npx @liamcottle/rustplus.js fcm-register and log in with Steam in the window that opens.
  3. Then run npx @liamcottle/rustplus.js fcm-listen and leave it open.
  4. In game press ESC → Rust+ → Pair with server. The command line will show ip, port, playerId and playerToken values.
  5. When pairing smart switches and alarms, entityId appears the same way. Enter these on the Rust+ page in your panel.

Steam linking link

In Rust packages, the link to the page where players link their Discord and Steam accounts is shown on the Steam Linking page of your panel. You can share this link in your Discord server.