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If you're managing a Rust server, admin commands are your best tools. In this blog post, we've compiled the most useful Rust admin commands and what they do.
First, you'll need to give yourself or someone else admin privileges:
ownerid: Full-access admin (server owner).moderatorid: Limited access admin (moderator).
After assigning, save the config and restart your server:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
noclip |
Allows you to fly and pass through walls. |
god |
Toggles invincibility mode. |
kill |
Instantly kills your character. |
teleport [name/ID] |
Teleports you to a player. |
teleportpos x y z |
Teleports to specific coordinates. |
give item.shortname [amount] |
Gives items to your inventory. |
spawn [item/entity] |
Spawns an item or entity. |
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
kick [name/ID] "reason" |
Kicks a player from the server. |
ban [name/ID] "reason" |
Permanently bans a player. |
banid [ID] |
Bans a specific SteamID. |
unban [name/ID] |
Removes a player's ban. |
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
status |
Lists all online players. |
inventory.giveall [item] [amount] |
Gives all players the specified item. |
env.time [hour] |
Changes in-game time (e.g., 12 sets it to noon). |
weather.fog [0-1] |
Sets fog density. |
weather.rain [0-1] |
Sets rain intensity. |
Commands are entered in the F1 console.
Only players with admin permissions can use these commands.
Use status to get player SteamIDs.
Conclusion:
Knowing admin commands is crucial to managing your Rust server effectively. You can maintain order, run events, and create a better experience for your players.
