Catalogue
Every plugin works on Carbon and Oxide (uMod) unless its card says otherwise. One purchase covers every server you run.
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Scientist guards appear round every airdrop the moment it lands. Kill them before you can loot it. Guards, guns and distances set in game, seven languages.
Switch any monument off to cut your entity count: its crates, barrels, pickups and NPCs cleared and kept from respawning, a dome and map circle to warn players, and one click to refill it.
Hordes of armed zombies roam the map, more at night, and graveyards where the dead climb out of the ground. Kinds, weapons, clothes and loot set in game, seven languages.
Stone mazes on open ground with treasure in the middle. The gate shuts behind you and only opens once you find the centre. Timers, leaderboards, automatic placing and seven languages.
Type /md to see how far apart your map markers are: every marker against every other in a shaded table, with the nearest and farthest pair and the average.
Guarded monuments: scientist guards at posts you record or let it place, loot locked until the raid starts, a live raid panel, optional PVP domes, and a reset once the monument is left alone.
Shipping containers about the map with military or standard crates inside, refilled on a timer with the doors shut again. Optional map markers and moving.
Raidable bases in Easy, Medium and Hard tiers, defended by turrets, traps and scientist guards, with designs made for you by the built-in Forge. Free to raid: bring your own explosives.
A skin menu for doors, boxes, deployables and toolbelt items. Type /skins, pick a picture, done. Offers only the skins each player owns, as Facepunch's rules require.
Teleport to your own map markers, pings and last death spot. Type /t2m, pick one from the list, and you are there.
Play MP4 videos in game from a web address. Hang a Rust TV on your wall, press R and watch, full screen, in the game's own video player.
Build a base up one of the climbable power-line poles by the roads. A hatch frame goes up high up off the ground, and players build the rest with the normal building plan.
An Extract All button beside Extract on a honeycomb. Turn a whole stack into honey in one click instead of twenty, with anything that will not fit dropped at your feet.
Become completely invisible to other players with /vanish, using the game's own invisibility. No body, name, held item or shadow; animals, NPCs and turrets ignore you, and your voice is muted.
Stop the "Admin gave ..." line appearing in everyone's chat whenever an admin gives items. The items are still given; nothing to set up.
Welcome players by name once they have loaded in, tell everyone who joined and left, send timed broadcasts and list your plugins with /mods. Every message is written in game, in a panel, with no file editing.
Set how much low grade fuel players' own oil refineries make and how fast they work, with better tiers for VIPs. Players can buy a refinery with a command for a cost you choose.
Keep your inventory free of rubbish. Tick the items you never want, such as worms, grubs and seeds, and they are dropped the moment they reach your pockets, so every slot stays free for loot that matters.
PVE and PVP players on one server. Everyone is passive until they attack someone; a coloured bubble round every player shows who is passive, willing to fight or hostile.
If this, then that for your base. Rules that keep furnaces fed, turrets loaded and the cupboard stocked, craft what runs low, repair what is damaged and warn you of a raid.
Toilets, a bath, sink units and bathroom cabinets for player bases. The monuments' own fittings, placed from a bar of pictures for a cost you set.
Nothing a chosen player owns ever decays: walls, doors, boxes, furnaces, anything they built or placed. Grant one permission and it is done, with no config and no cupboard to keep stocked.
Players can now buy a recycler of their own and place it in their base. You set what it gives back, how fast it works and what it costs.
Players plant trees, bushes, wild plants and crops round their base. Trees go in small and grow to full size.
A delivery drone flies everything in your mailbox or dropbox across the map to another player's mailbox.
Tells you whose lag it is (the server's, the network's or one player's) with every player's ping, packet loss and tick delay live in one panel.
Translates global and team chat into each player's own language, with the original in small grey text after it.
A see-through server memory gauge for admins, with alerts when memory runs high or keeps creeping up.
Watches every player for signs of cheating over weeks — aim, ESP, antihack, honeypots — and alerts admins only when the evidence adds up.
Shooting stars, fireballs and meteor showers in the night sky, and now and then a meteorite of HQM ore.
Self-driving taxis between the map's bus stops, and ferries out to the islands and oil rigs.
Players put up their own ziplines between trees, walls and rock faces, and ride them with E.
A thin bar at the edge of the screen for switching the weather and the time of day. Handy when developing to prevent weather changes, stop time progressing or quickly switch from day/night.
Lets players choose what their auto turrets shoot at, animals included.
Lands player aircraft safely on disconnect, bail-out or an empty tank.
Shows the map grid square you are in, with a dot and arrow for where you are and which way you face.
Keeps your last few deaths on the map as private map notes.
Spawns animals in a row in front of you, for testing.
Pack horses that carry goods along a chain of your trading posts on their own.
Ideal if you have bases in different parts of the map. Throw a picture frame on a wall and give it a name. Then at your other base do the same to setup a teleport between the two locations. Only works for you but be careful - you can't use it if you're being raided! Due to there already being a teleport command in Rust, I've give the chat command the shorter name of /portal.
Holsters your weapon when you start swimming, climbing or crafting, so you always have a clear line of sight.
Stack large boxes and small boxes on top of each other, safely.
Dump matching items into nearby boxes that already hold them.
