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Rust Console Commands 2026: What You Can Run on Any Server

Updated 31 Oct 2026 Source Cross-checked against gamesomg.com/rust-console-commands (verified vs official Facepunch wiki + Rustafied, June 2026), xgamingserver.com/blog/rust-admin-console-commands-list (sourced from live RCON output, 2026), gameserverkings.com Rust admin commands (Oxide/Carbon distinction, console edition note), bisecthosting.com Rust console commands guide. Command names and auth requirements cross-confirmed across at least two sources. By
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Press F1 to open the console. What you can do in it splits cleanly in two: client commands that change your own display and inputs, which work for everyone on every server — and admin commands that change the world, which require auth level 1 or 2.

This guide keeps those separate, because the most common frustration is typing give or noclip and getting nothing back.

Client commands — these work for everyone

CommandWhat it does
fpsPrint your current frames per second
perf 2Overlay performance stats: FPS, frametime, memory (levels go up to ~6)
gc.collectForce a garbage-collection pass — a quick stutter and memory clear
netgraph.enabled trueShow network stats: ping, FPS, packet loss
bind [key] "[command]"Bind a key to a command
chat.say "[text]"Send a message to global chat (chat.teamsay for team)
combatlogPrint your recent combat log — what you hit and what hit you
killKill your character and open the respawn menu
respawnThe fallback when your character is bugged and kill will not fire
find [text]Search all commands matching the text
client.connect [IP:Port]Connect directly to a server
seedDisplay the current map seed
world.rendermapCreate a high-resolution PNG of the current map
cinematic_view 1Hide the HUD
report [name] [reason]Report a player
versionDisplay the game version
clear / copyClear, or copy, the console contents

find is the single most useful command on this list. Rust renames and retires convars across patches, so instead of trusting any list — including this one — type find weather and get the current ones.

Useful keybinds

Syntax is bind [key] "[command]", with quotes around anything containing spaces.

bind x "forward;sprint"          ; auto-run
bind p "graphics.fov 70"         ; lock a field of view for PvP
bind mouse1 "+attack"            ; the default you never think about

Binds are client-side, so save them with writecfg — not server.writecfg.

Admin commands — you need auth, or your own server

Players and moderation

CommandWhat it does
ownerid [Steam64ID] "name" "reason"Grant full owner (auth level 2), then server.writecfg to save
moderatorid [Steam64ID] "name" "reason"Grant moderator (auth level 1)
kick [player] "reason" / kickallRemove a player (they can rejoin)
ban [Steam64ID] "name" "reason" / unbanBan, permanent if no duration
mutevoice / mutechatSilence voice or text chat
teleport [player] / teleport2me [player]Move yourself to them, or them to you
teleportpos "[x,y,z]"Teleport to map coordinates
say "[text]"Broadcast a server message

Spawn and items (need exact item shortnames)

CommandWhat it does
inventory.give "[shortname]" [amount]Give yourself an item, e.g. inventory.give "wood" 1000
inventory.giveto "[player]" "[shortname]" [amount]Give an item to a player (works over RCON)
inventory.giveall "[shortname]" [amount]Give an item to every connected player
spawn [entity]Spawn an entity or NPC

World, time and events

CommandWhat it does
env.time [0-24]Set time of day for the whole server (12 = noon)
admintime [0-24]Set time for your client only; admintime -1 reverts. Handy for screenshots without disturbing players
weather.load [type]Force a weather preset, e.g. weather.load clear
weather.rain / weather.fog / weather.clouds / weather.windIndividual weather controls
heli.call / heli.calltomeSpawn the attack helicopter / call it to you
supply.call / supply.dropTrigger a supply drop
ai.think falseFreeze all AI and animal thinking for testing (true resumes)
spawn.fill_populationsRepopulate NPCs and animals

Server management

CommandWhat it does
server.saveForce a world save — run it before a planned restart
server.writecfgWrite current settings to config files
server.backupBack up the server folder
server.infoServer info: uptime, FPS, players, memory
server.fpsCurrent server framerate
statusList connected players, ping and Steam IDs
world.monumentsPrint the positions of all monuments and caves
debugcameraFree-fly spectator camera; debugcamera_unfreeze to move while holding the angle
noclipFree-fly through walls and terrain (toggle)
god trueInvulnerability, no hunger or thirst (god false disables)

Common convars: server.maxplayers (default 100), server.worldsize (3000), server.seed, server.tickrate (30), server.saveinterval (300), decay.scale (1 — set 0 to disable decay), construct.frameminutes (30).

Four things that silently stop your commands working

  1. You are not authed. Admin commands do nothing without auth level 1 or 2. On someone else’s server, none of the admin list will work — by design.
  2. Wrong save command. Keybinds save with writecfg; server config saves with server.writecfg. Using the wrong one loses your change.
  3. Missing item shortname. give and spawn need the exact shortname or prefab path, not the display name. Use inventory.give "rifle.ak" 1, not “AK”.
  4. Looking for a plugin command. Commands starting with / — /vanish, /tpr, /home, /remove, /radar — are Oxide or Carbon plugins, not vanilla. They only exist if the matching plugin is installed.

Anti-cheat exists on the other side

If you were hoping the admin list was a shortcut: antihack.enabled is on by default, with antihack.flyhack_protection (2), antihack.speedhack_protection (1) and antihack.noclip_protection (3). Everything in the admin section requires server authority, which is exactly what those convars detect.

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the console in Rust?

Press F1 in game. Client commands work for everyone; admin commands additionally require auth level 1 (moderator) or 2 (owner) on that server.

What console commands can a normal player use?

fps (print current frames per second), perf 2 (overlay performance stats), gc.collect (force a garbage-collection pass to clear stutter), bind [key] [command], chat.say, kill, respawn, combatlog, and find [text] to search commands. Any command that spawns items, teleports or toggles god mode is admin-only.

Can I use console commands to cheat on official servers?

No. Item spawning, god mode, noclip and teleport all require admin auth, and official servers will not grant it to you. Anti-cheat convars (antihack.flyhack_protection, antihack.speedhack_protection, antihack.noclip_protection) exist specifically to detect them. Client commands only change your own display and inputs.

How do I make myself admin on my own Rust server?

Run ownerid [Steam64ID] "name" "reason" for full owner (auth level 2), or moderatorid for moderator (auth level 1), then server.writecfg to save. Auth level 2 is the only level that can grant ownerid from in game and see player IP addresses in status.

How do I find a command I have forgotten?

Type find [text] in the console — for example find weather lists every weather command and convar. It is the in-game way to discover what still works after a patch.

How do I bind a key in Rust?

Syntax is bind [key] "[command]", with quotes around commands containing spaces — for example bind p noclip or bind x forward;sprint for auto-run. Binds are client-side, so save them with writecfg, not server.writecfg.

Do these commands work on Rust Console Edition?

No. Console Edition (PS4/PS5, Xbox) is a separate product with no F1 developer console. Community server admin there is handled through an in-game admin menu with a reduced command set — use your server host's admin panel instead.

Do admin commands work on Oxide or Carbon servers?

Yes — these are vanilla server commands and work on modded servers too. Plugins add extra chat commands on top (such as /vanish, /tpr, /home, /remove, /radar), which only exist if the matching plugin is installed.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.