Backpacks

Drop the backpack into the world when the player dies. If erase-on-death is enabled, erasing takes priority and contents are lost.

Erase backpack contents on every death. This is destructive and takes priority over dropping the backpack on death.

Minimum time before a dropped backpack despawns, in seconds. It gives players time to recover contents after death.

Minimum : 0

Slots granted without a larger-size permission. Count individual slots, not rows of six.

Minimum : 1

Maximum slots on each backpack page, up to 48. Larger backpacks use multiple pages rather than being reduced to this size.

Minimum : 1 · Maximum : 48

Recognize legacy backpacks.use.1 through .8 permissions measured in rows. Disable if using only current size permissions.

Create backpack capacities grantable with backpacks.size.<number> permissions, measured in slots. With several size permissions, the largest capacity wins; adding a number here does not grant that permission to players.

Apply backpack-cleanup rules on wipe. Review what is retained before enabling: cleanup can delete items.

Recognize the legacy backpacks.keeponwipe permission for preserving contents on wipe, alongside the current rules system.

Assign wipe-retention rules with backpacks.keeponwipe.<Name>. If several permissions match, the last matching list entry wins; rules are not merged. Without a match, default rules apply.

Place page-navigation buttons on the backpack container bar instead of their alternate location.

Limit numbered buttons around the active backpack page. Arrows navigate pages not shown; a negative value shows all pages. This does not reduce backpack capacity.

Enable the backpack-opening UI button. Players still need the relevant permissions to use it.

Show the button by default for permitted players, before their personal visibility preference.

Show the selected saddlebag skin on the backpack-opening button. Any non-zero value uses that skin and ignores Image; set 0 to use the remote image instead.

Minimum : 0

Replace the backpack-opening button artwork with a remote image, only when Skin Id is 0. Use a direct image address accessible to players; otherwise this field has no visible effect.

Tint the backpack-opening button’s background without recoloring its artwork. The four Rust values are red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1; opacity 0 hides the background.

Check rules allowing or denying items in backpacks. Disable to stop applying this filter.

Recognize the legacy backpacks.noblacklist permission that bypasses item restrictions.

Rust effect path played when an item is denied by restrictions. Use an existing game effect, not an image URL.

Assign storage rules with backpacks.restrictions.<Name>. If several permissions match, the last matching list entry wins; rules are not merged. Without a match, default rules apply.

Fraction of contents reclaimable through Softcore after death. 0 = none, 0.5 = half, 1 = all; applies only to that game mode.

Minimum : 0 · Maximum : 1

Enable capacity profiles that can grow for each player. Experimental feature: earned capacity belongs to plugin data, not this JSON.

Each profile creates a backpacks.size.profile.<suffix> permission. Earned capacity for each player is stored separately by the plugin.

Name of this wipe-retention rule. Named rules also identify rule permissions.

Maximum slots to retain after wipe cleanup. -1 means no limit; 0 retains no slots.

Minimum : -1

Rust categories that may survive wipe cleanup. All allows every category subject to exclusions. An empty list admits no items by category: an item or skin allowance is then needed.

Item categories removed on wipe by this rule. Use exact Rust category names.

Allow these item short names before category checks, unless a prior skin denial or the same short-name denial applies. This can admit an item from a denied category.

Item short names excluded from wipe retention. Do not enter translated display names.

Allow items wearing these skins before short-name and category checks, unless the same skin is explicitly denied. A skin allowance can therefore override a denied category.

Skin IDs denied by this rule. Leave empty if no skin variant should be excluded.

Place this corner within the screen. X: left (0) to right (1). Y: bottom (0) to top (1). Both corners define the area's size.

Place this corner within the screen. X: left (0) to right (1). Y: bottom (0) to top (1). Both corners define the area's size.

Move this corner in pixels. Positive X moves right; positive Y moves up.

Move this corner in pixels. Positive X moves right; positive Y moves up.

Name of this storage rule. Named rules also identify rule permissions.

Rust categories admitted into the backpack. All allows every category subject to exclusions. An empty list admits no items by category: an item or skin allowance is then needed.

Item categories denied in the backpack. Use exact Rust category names.

Allow these item short names before category checks, unless a prior skin denial or the same short-name denial applies. This can admit an item from a denied category.

Item short names denied in the backpack. Do not enter translated display names.

Allow items wearing these skins before short-name and category checks, unless the same skin is explicitly denied. A skin allowance can therefore override a denied category.

Skin IDs denied by this rule. Leave empty if no skin variant should be excluded.

Reset earned dynamic capacity on wipe. This affects earned size, independently of item-retention rules.