PVE Safezone
Map-wide PvE enforcement. Every player kill triggers an alert or auto-ban on PvE servers.
What it does
The PVE Safezone module enforces a PvE (player vs environment only) rule across your entire server. Every time one player kills another, Vigil treats it as a violation — posting an alert to Discord and optionally auto-banning the offending player from your Nitrado server.
This is designed for PvE community servers where any PvP is against the rules.
How it works
When a player kill is detected:
- Vigil checks if the killer is on your whitelist (see below)
- If not whitelisted, it posts an alert to your Discord webhook
- If auto-ban is enabled, it adds the killer to your Nitrado server's ban list
Vigil applies a 5-minute cooldown per killer to prevent spamming the same player's violations repeatedly if they kill multiple times in quick succession.
Map auto-detection
On first run, Vigil automatically detects which map your server is running (Chernarus, Livonia, or Sakhal) by reading your Nitrado server settings. This is saved and used to label violations correctly.
Configuration options
Whitelist
A list of gamertags exempt from enforcement. Useful for admins who need to test PvP mechanics or trusted players with special permissions.
Auto-ban
When enabled, Vigil automatically adds the offending player to your Nitrado ban list the moment a violation is detected.
Ban duration
How long the auto-ban lasts:
- 0 = permanent ban
- Any other number = ban duration in hours
Embed colour
The colour used for violation alerts in Discord.
Show location
Adds clickable map coordinate links for both the killer and victim positions.
Show distance
Shows the distance between the two players at the time of the kill.
Suggested Discord channel
#pve-violations — separate from your admin alerts so violations are easy to find.
Auto-ban is a permanent or time-limited game ban via Nitrado. Make sure your whitelist is configured correctly before enabling it. Legitimate admin activities or accidental kills could result in unintended bans.