NalwynBot Dashboard

Manage dinosaur spawn locations and teleport settings

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RCON Configuration

Configure connection to your game server

Forward Webhook

Forward incoming webhooks to another URL

Game Command:
/webhook PlayerRespawn "http://localhost:3001/webhook"
Growth Threshold Settings

Control when players get teleported based on growth (0 = baby, 1 = fully grown)

0.0 (Baby) 1.0 1.0 (Adult)
Players with growth below this value will be teleported
When global threshold is disabled, each dinosaur will use its own growth threshold setting.
Getting Started

Follow these steps to configure your dinosaur teleport system:

1. Setup the Game Webhook
  • Go to the Settings tab
  • Copy the webhook command shown
  • Run this command in your game server console
2. Configure Growth Settings
  • In the Settings tab, adjust the growth threshold slider
  • Global Mode (recommended): All dinosaurs use the same threshold
  • Per-Dino Mode: Uncheck "Use Global Growth Threshold", then set individual thresholds per dinosaur
  • Players with growth below the threshold will be teleported
  • Example: Set to 0.5 to only teleport babies under 50% growth
  • Click Save Settings
3. Manage Dinosaur Locations
  • Go to the Dinosaurs tab
  • Click the edit button on any dinosaur to change locations
  • Add multiple locations (one per line) for random teleport selection
  • Supported location formats:
    • Named locations: Spawn, GrandPlains, etc.
    • Coordinates: (X=100000,Y=-50000,Z=1000)
4. Optional: Forward Webhook
  • In Settings tab, enter a webhook URL to forward all spawn data
  • Useful for logging or integrating with other systems
That's it! Players will now be teleported when they spawn based on your configured settings.
Tips & Tricks
  • Multiple Locations: Add several spawn points per dinosaur for variety - the bot will randomly pick one
  • Growth Control: Set lower thresholds (0.1-0.5) to only help baby dinos, or keep at 1.0 to teleport everyone
  • Named Locations: Use named locations like "Spawn" or "GrandPlains" for easier management
  • Coordinates: Use exact coordinates for precise spawn control
  • Default Fallback: The "default" entry catches any dinosaur types not specifically configured