EVE Alert - Check every 1-3 seconds if the Local has an Enemy or Neutral in System and play a sound if someone is there!
- Play Sound on Local Detection
- Easy-Use Interface
- Start/Stop System
- Monitoring Region in real-time (also possible to stream via Discord for friends)
- Faction Spawn Detection - Now you can set a Faction Spawn Detection and it will play a sound if a faction is in Site (can also used for other thing like active modules or something)
- Webhook System allows to share alarms into Discord Webhook to create a Intel System anonymous.
Go to the releases page to download the latest version.
- Alert/Faction Region not working correctly The Application only works with 100% Scaling this means your Monitor Scaling need to be 100% this can be changed in the "Display Settings"
- Issues with Sound Please check if you have a Sound Device installed.
If you want more, simply add more images to the "img/" folder with naming image_1, image_2, image_3, etc.
Note: If you have different UI Scaling you need to add these images to the img folder like the image_1_90%
The webhook is responsible for sending messages to a Discord Server.
- Open The Setting Menu and put a Discord Webhook URL in the Webhook Field
- Setup a System Name:
Jita 4-4
- You can also mute the Alarm sound by checking the Mute Alarm Checkbox
If there is a problem with the webhook, the webhook system is automatically deactivated.
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