Get automatic Discord alerts when your favorite Corrupted Zones go live — powered by GitHub Actions. Free, no server needed, no login required.

Step 1: Create Your Own Copy

1. Go to pd2_corrupted_zone_discord
2. Click the green "Use this template" button → "Create a new repository"
3. Name it whatever you like and set it to Private (recommended)

Step 2: Create a Discord Webhook

1. In your Discord server, go to Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks
2. Click "New Webhook", name it, and choose a channel
3. Click "Copy Webhook URL"

Step 3: Add the Webhook to GitHub

1. In your new repo, go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions
2. Click "New repository secret"
3. Name: DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL — Value: paste the webhook URL

Step 4: Done!

The workflow runs automatically every 15 minutes in sync with the zone rotation. You can also trigger it manually from the Actions tab.

Customizing Alerts

Edit config.json in your repo to control which zones send alerts:

• Specific zones: "FAVORITE_ZONES": "Chaos Sanctuary, Cow Level"
• By tag: "TAG_ZONES": "GOOD, TOP"
• Both: alerts fire when either condition matches
• All zones: leave both fields empty (the default)

Zone data stays in sync automatically — no updates needed when a new season starts.

Add a live Corrupted Zone overlay to your stream using OBS Browser Source. Customize which zones appear, how many to show, and how it looks.

Your Overlay URL

Configure your settings below, then copy the generated URL into OBS.

Filter by Act

Filter individual zones

If you select specific zones below, only those zones will appear in the overlay (overrides act/tag filters).

OBS Setup Guide

1. In OBS, click Sources → + → Browser
2. Name it (e.g. "CZ Overlay") and click OK
3. Paste the URL above into the URL field
   If hosting locally, check "Local file" and browse to cz-overlay.html, then add query params manually
4. Set Width to 500 and Height to 250 (adjust to fit)
5. Click OK — the overlay will appear with a transparent background

Tips

• The overlay updates every second with a live countdown
• Drag and resize the source in OBS to position it on your stream
• The overlay is stream-only — viewers see it, but it does not appear on your game screen. To see it yourself, open the URL in a browser on a second monitor
• If you change settings here, copy the new URL and update the Browser Source in OBS

URL Parameters Reference