Monitor nearby players

Set up Raid Alerts #

1. Open the Raid Alerts tab

   Go to Discord Alerts → Raid Alerts. Check the access requirement if the panel is locked.

2. Choose your accounts and destination

   For private notifications, the Discord Bot option also offers Send alerts to Discord DMs. Choose Channel and DMs or DMs only, expand Raid detected, and select up to five server members. Under Alert destination, choose Discord Webhook and enter the Raid webhook URL, or choose Discord Bot and select a channel such as # alerts. The bot must already be running in your configured server; follow the bot setup guide first. Select the accounts under Accounts to monitor.

3. Choose notification behavior

   Enable Ping @everyone on first detection if wanted. For follow-up messages, enable Repeat alerts while unknown players remain nearby and set the repeat interval.

4. Enable and verify

   Turn on Enable raid alerts, wait for the save confirmation, and check Nearby players (live) while the account is connected.

Add trusted players #

Open Spawner Sentry → Friends to manage the shared Raid Alerts friends list. Add the exact name shown by the Minecraft server, including the prefix for a Bedrock player if the server uses one. Friends are excluded from hostile player detection. MineProbe, an automated DonutSMP account that visits bases, never sets off Raid Alerts and never shows under Nearby players, so you do not need to add it.

Check alert coverage #

Anti Spawn skips raid alerts within 100 blocks of 0,0. Leave it off if you need alerts in that area. Player visibility depends on what the Minecraft server sends to the account; an alert monitor cannot see every player everywhere.

Raid Alerts notify you. For a setup that mines and secures spawners, follow the separate Spawner Sentry guide.