Oil Rig tracker

Rust Pulse fires Oil Rig events from the Chinook's hover pattern, not the Rust+ marker label. That sounds like a small detail; it's actually the reason !large and !small work on most modded servers where every other bot is silent.

How most bots do it

Most companion bots watch for a Chinook marker with the label Large Oil Rig or Small Oil Rig and fire when the label flips. That works on vanilla servers. It silently fails on:

• Servers running custom map-marker plugins (most modded servers).
• Servers using map presets that re-name monuments (X / Y / Z plugins).
• Servers in non-English locales where the label is localised.

How Rust Pulse does it

The relay tracks the Chinook's position over time. When the Chinook stops moving (radius < 50m over 10s) above a known monument, that's a hover. We resolve the underlying monument from the relay's normalised map (built once at first connect), then fire:

Large Oil Rig crate triggered at H6 — expect boats, minis, and late counters.

A second event fires when the unlock window approaches (Large Oil Rig crate should unlock soon at H6).

Source

src/lib/intel/oil-rig-tracker.ts. The detector subscribes to the Chinook movement stream from the relay and writes events back to the intel store.

Limitations

• If a modded server has no Oil Rig monuments at all (rare), the tracker fires nothing. Expected.
• If two Chinooks hover simultaneously (some custom events do this), the tracker treats them as independent and fires two events.