Helios Rust Console Bot Documentation
RaidLink: Player Setup (/raid link)
Get your private raid-alert code, choose your Rust server, and manage personal DM alerts.
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RaidLink watches your powered RF Broadcaster and alerts you in Discord. It does not confirm damage or protect your base.
Get your private code
Run this in your community's Discord:
/raid link server:"US Main"
Choose the Rust server your base is on from the suggestions. The server choice is required. You do not need admin permission or Premium to use this command.
Helios replies privately with your four-digit Code, the selected Server, and your DM Alerts status.
- Read the code privately; do not share it in public chat or screenshots.
- Set your in-game RF Broadcaster to that frequency.
- Wire it to a suitable trigger so it receives power when you want an alert.
- Use the DM Alerts button if you also want direct messages. They are off by default.
Your community's admin chooses the shared raid-alert channel with Raid Alert Channel Setup.
Look up or replace your code
Running the command again for the same Rust server returns your existing code.
You have one active RaidLink per Discord community, not one for every Rust server in that community. Choosing a different Rust server replaces your previous setup with a new code. Update the broadcaster on the new server to match.
Refresh Code replaces the code for your current server. Use it if someone learned your code, then update your broadcaster. The old frequency no longer belongs to your RaidLink.
What to expect
Helios normally checks active broadcasters roughly once a minute. Connection or Discord delays can make it take longer, and a brief pulse may end between checks.
A broadcaster left constantly powered can cause repeated alerts. RaidLink detects the broadcaster's signal, not whether a raider damaged your base.
DM alerts can work independently of the shared channel, but Discord must allow Helios to message you.
After a map wipe, rebuild and check your broadcaster. A map wipe does not itself expire your Discord code; changing servers or refreshing the code does replace it.
See the full Raid Alerts guide for wiring, checks, and troubleshooting.