Rust Client Settings Commands

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Console commands for the F1 menu or RCON. Source: a community-maintained export of Rust's own generated command metadata - treat this as a helpful reference, not an exhaustive one.

Settings for your own game you can change from the F1 console: frame rate, field of view, graphics, sound and controls. Each shows its default value.

929 commands

Command	Description	Category	Type	Default
`copypaste.paste_building_only`	(Generated) When enabled, only building blocks are pasted and all other entity types (deployables, NPCs, vehicles) are excluded regardless of other paste flags	copypaste	variable	`False`
`copypaste.paste_deployables`	(Generated) When enabled, deployable items (doors, turrets, boxes, etc.) are included when pasting; disable to paste only building blocks	copypaste	variable	`True`
`copypaste.paste_foundations_only`	(Generated) When enabled, only foundation building blocks are pasted; useful for quickly laying out a base footprint without pasting the full structure	copypaste	variable	`False`
`copypaste.paste_height_offset`	(Generated) Vertical offset in metres applied to the paste position; positive values raise the pasted structure above the target point, negative values lower it	copypaste	variable	`0`
`copypaste.paste_npcs`	(Generated) When enabled, NPC entities are included when pasting a copied selection; disable to paste only the structure without any bots or animals	copypaste	variable	`True`
`copypaste.paste_players`	(Generated) When enabled, player entities recorded in the paste are spawned when pasting; normally disabled as pasting players is only needed in specific cinematic/test scenarios	copypaste	variable	`False`
`copypaste.paste_resources`	(Generated) When enabled, resource nodes (trees, ore rocks, etc.) are included when pasting a copied selection	copypaste	variable	`True`
`copypaste.paste_snap_terrain`	(Generated) When enabled, the pasted structure is snapped vertically to the terrain height at the paste position rather than preserving its original world height	copypaste	variable	`True`
`copypaste.paste_vehicles`	(Generated) When enabled, vehicle entities are included when pasting a copied selection	copypaste	variable	`True`
`countryphrases.debug_browser_codes`		countryphrases	variable	`False`
`crosshair.color`	0=white \| 1=green \| 2=blue \| 3=red \| 4=yellow \| 5=magenta \| 6=cyan \| 7=black	crosshair	variable	`0`
`crosshair.dotsize`	Size of center dot [0-5]	crosshair	variable	`1.7`
`crosshair.dynamic_spacing`	When holding a gun, crosshair reticle spacing changes depending on accuracy	crosshair	variable	`True`
`crosshair.dynamic_visibility`	Crosshair gets hidden when aiming, alt-looking or not holding a gun	crosshair	variable	`True`
`crosshair.length`	Length of the outer lines [1-20]	crosshair	variable	`7`
`crosshair.outline`	Outline enabled true/false	crosshair	variable	`False`
`crosshair.outlinecolor`	0=black \| 1=green \| 2=blue \| 3=red \| 4=yellow \| 5=magenta \| 6=cyan \| 7=white	crosshair	variable	`0`
`crosshair.spacing`	Spacing of the outer lines [0-3]	crosshair	variable	`1`
`crosshair.style`	0=default \| 1=dot \| 2=T-shape	crosshair	variable	`0`
`crosshair.width`	Width of the outer lines [1-8]	crosshair	variable	`2`
`culling.debug`	Debug occludees 0=off, 1=dynamic, 2=static, 4=grid, 7=all (green:visible, red:culled)	culling	variable	`0`
`culling.debugid`	Isolate visualization of culling.debug to a specific mesh	culling	variable	`-1`
`culling.debugmask`	Bitfield(1 dynamic, 2 static, 4 grid) to visualize occluder bounds	culling	variable	`0`
`culling.debugrange`	Filters debug rendering for occludees outside the range	culling	variable	`-1`
`culling.debugscreenbounds`	Shows screen space bounds of registered occluders	culling	variable	`False`
`culling.debugshowoccluderid`	When debug is set to 1 or 2, renders out the ID of the occluder	culling	variable	`False`
`culling.dynamic_occlusion_pausing`	0 = parent only, 1 = check if parent can move, 2 = check if doors are opening	culling	variable	`0`
`culling.entitymaxdist`	Maximum distance to show any players in meters	culling	variable	`5000`
`culling.entityminculldist`	Entity of any kind will always be visible closer than this	culling	variable	`15`
`culling.entityminshadowculldist`	Minimum distance at which we start disabling shadows for entities	culling	variable	`5`
`culling.entityupdaterate`	How many times per second to check for visibility	culling	variable	`5`
`culling.env`	Enable environment culling	culling	variable	`True`
`culling.envmindist`	Minimum distance in meters to start culling environment	culling	variable	`10`
`culling.extralodsteps`	How many extra steps of LOD checking to do when validating object visibility. Higher number is more accurate, but more expensive	culling	variable	`0`
`culling.log_dynamic_occlusion`	Log dynamic occlusion changes to console	culling	variable	`False`
`culling.nodatavisible`	Default visibility for unknown data during reprojection; e.g. rotating camera fast.	culling	variable	`False`
`culling.safemode`	Culling safe mode; VERY SLOW and LEAKY... for debugging purposes only	culling	variable	`False`
`culling.skinned_placeholder`	Should skinned renderers be replaced with static renderers when possible	culling	variable	`True`
`culling.toggle`	Enable/Disable occlusion culling	culling	variable	`True`
`dartsgame.debug`		dartsgame	variable	`False`
`ddraw.hideddrawduringdemo`	(Generated) When enabled, suppresses all DDraw debug overlay rendering during demo playback so debug shapes do not appear in recorded footage	ddraw	variable	`False`
`ddraw.use_instancing`	(Generated) Enables GPU instancing for DDraw debug shapes, batching repeated geometry (spheres, boxes, lines) into fewer draw calls for better debug performance	ddraw	variable	`True`
`ddraw.use_instancing_for_text`	(Generated) Enables GPU instancing for DDraw debug text labels; reduces draw call cost when many text overlays are visible simultaneously	ddraw	variable	`False`
`debug.allowduplicatecommandsinconsolehistory`	Inputting the same command multiple times in the console will only add one instance to history	debug	variable	`False`
`debug.ambientvolumes`	Whether or not to update ambient light from environment volumes	debug	variable	`True`
`debug.animatorsubsystemdebug`		debug	variable	`False`
`debug.blockwearablematerialrandomisation`	(Generated) When enabled, prevents the random material variant selection on wearable items, forcing them to always use the base material	debug	variable	`False`
`debug.callbacks`	(Generated) When enabled, logs debug information about object callback invocations to the console; useful for tracing event callback chains	debug	variable	`False`
`debug.checktriggers`	(Generated) When enabled, validates trigger collider configurations each physics update to catch incorrectly parented or sized trigger volumes	debug	variable	`False`
`debug.cmbrainenabled`		debug	variable	`False`

Settings for your own game you can change from the F1 console: frame rate, field of view, graphics, sound and controls. Each shows its default value. Search by name, description or category; every row has a copy button.

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A community-maintained export of Rust's own generated command metadata. Commands change with game updates, so treat it as a helpful reference rather than an exhaustive one.

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