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Rust Raidable Bases Config Generator

Build a working config for Raidable Bases — the automated NPC-defended raid plugin by nivex. Tune global event scheduling, buy costs and map markers once, then set NPCs, loot, rewards, PvP and arena rules per difficulty across all five profiles (Easy → Nightmare). Copy the main RaidableBases.json and each profile file as clean, valid JSON. This is the first web config generator for Raidable Bases anywhere — we don't touch the loot-table data files, and we say so.

Updated Jul 2026Built for Raidable Bases v3.1.5 · keys + defaults read verbatim from the real config & a profile file · admin-facing knobs only (loot tables out of scope)
🛠 Plugin by nivex uMod plugin page (free) ↗ Codefling (premium) ↗ nivex on Codefling ↗ Support nivex on Patreon ↗ GamesOMG is an unofficial fan-made tool — Raidable Bases is created by nivex; all credit & downloads go to them via the links above. ☕ Raidable Bases is nivex's work — if you run it, go support them. Grab the premium build on Codefling or back them on Patreon — the most direct way to back the person who keeps this plugin alive.
Free vs premium: the five-difficulty model, buyable events and lockouts shown here are the Codefling premium feature set — most serious servers run premium. The free uMod version has fewer difficulties.

Difficulty Profiles

5 profiles · 54 keys each

Each difficulty is its own profile file. Pick a tier below and edit that profile's NPCs, loot, rewards, arena walls, turrets and PvP rules — all five profiles hold their own values at once, so switching tabs never loses your work.

Editing profile: Easy

About the Raidable Bases config generator

Raidable Bases by nivex spawns fully automated, NPC-defended bases on your Rust map for players to raid — PvE or PvP — for loot. It is one of the most heavily configured plugins in all of Rust, with 200k+ downloads and a config deep enough that the author warns you not to install it without reading the docs. This tool builds the admin-facing knobs server owners actually tune, then hands you clean JSON to paste in. It's the first web config generator for Raidable Bases anywhere.

The multi-file split

Raidable Bases isn't one config — it's several. The main RaidableBases.json holds server-wide settings: event scheduling, buy costs, map markers and raid management. Then each of the five difficulties (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert, Nightmare) gets its own profile file carrying that tier's NPC counts, health, loot amount, rewards, protection radius, arena walls, turrets and PvP rules. That's why this generator emits six files, not one — a main config plus one profile per difficulty. The actual item loot tables live in a separate Difficulty_Loot / Base_Loot data domain that we deliberately do not generate.

Where the files go

Exact keys matter

Some Raidable Bases config keys have parenthetical hints baked into the JSON key itself — for example Health For Murderers (100 min, 5000 max) or Create Dome Around Event Using Spheres (0 = disabled, recommended = 5). Those parentheses are literally part of the key string; strip them and the plugin ignores the value. This generator emits the keys exactly as the plugin expects them.

Free vs premium

The free version lives on uMod; the premium version — five difficulties, buyable events, player lockouts, dynamic difficulties — is sold on Codefling. Both are by nivex. The five-difficulty model this generator is built around is the premium feature set, which most serious servers run. If you're on the free uMod build with fewer difficulties, use the profiles that apply to you and ignore the rest.

FAQ

Where do the Raidable Bases config files go?

The main file goes in oxide/config/RaidableBases.json. The five profile files go in oxide/data/RaidableBases/Profiles/ as Easy.json, Medium.json, Hard.json, Expert.json and Nightmare.json. On Carbon, the data path is carbon/data/RaidableBases/Profiles/ instead.

What are the five difficulties?

Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert and Nightmare — each a separate profile with its own NPCs, loot, rewards and rules. Servers ramp difficulty by making easy raids cheap and common and Nightmare raids rare and brutal.

Is it free? Free vs premium?

There's a free uMod build and a premium Codefling build, both by nivex. The five-difficulty model, buyable events and lockouts are premium. The free version has fewer difficulties. Credit and downloads go to nivex either way.

Why multiple files?

The main config is server-wide; each difficulty gets its own profile so tuning a tier doesn't mean scrolling one giant file. Loot tables live in yet another folder that this tool doesn't touch.

Do I need to restart?

No — run oxide.reload RaidableBases (or the Carbon equivalent) in console to hot-reload with the new config and profiles.

Related tools

Raidable Bases patches often and its config is enormous. We track the admin-facing keys and re-verify against the real files. Spot a key that's drifted or one we should add? Hit Report an issue above. And if you run this plugin, go support nivex — they built it.