Rust: How To Enter Console Commands & The Most Useful Ones
When it comes to hardcore survival shooters, they don't come much more gritty than Rust. A game with a reputation for punishing new players and being only slightly more forgiving to veterans, Rust expects players to take every opportunity to loot and kill if they want to survive.
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In a game where every little edge can make the difference, many players will find themselves turning to console commands to try to squeeze the most out of their framerates and otherwise tweak the experience to their liking. Rust takes its multiplayer experience seriously, so there are no cheats to be found amongst the console commands, just some useful quality-of-life tricks. Here's everything there is to know about console commands in the game.
To access the console, all the player needs to do is tap «F1.» A window will then open, allowing the player to type inputs. Using the console is simple, and the only thing players are likely to get hung up on is what to do with commands containing «true/false» statements. Fortunately, all the player needs to do is type either «true» or «false,» making this one part of Rust that's beginners won't need a guide to survive.
Some commands are only available to admins and mods (such as teleport), while others are available to all players. Fortunately for console players looking to dive into their settings, some features are alternatively accessible through the options menu.
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Though there are plenty of console commands, only a few will be useful to most players. Here are some to keep an eye on as they work on building their base, setting the best traps, and hunting other players.
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