/// SUPPORTED THIRD-PARTY PLUGIN

Remover Tool

Free guide for configuring this third-party plugin in the Hub. Install the plugin separately from its official source.

Version: 4.3.47
Framework: oxide
Target file: oxide/config/RemoverTool.json

Open configurator →View configuration page →View the official source ↗

Prepare your file

Check the installed version
This guide describes Remover Tool 4.3.47. Use the same version in the configurator.
Import your configuration
Open the configurator and import your current JSON. For a new installation, you can start from the provided example.
Edit and download
Adjust the settings, fix reported errors, and download the JSON. Keep a copy of your old file before replacing it.

Your configuration is not saved on the site. Keep the exported file; you can import it again later.

Settings for this version

Chat 4

Chat command: Text · required
Command players enter in chat to use Remover Tool.
JSON path
Chat Settings → Chat Command
Chat message prefix: Text · required
Text shown before Remover Tool messages in chat; Rust rich-text color tags are supported.
JSON path
Chat Settings → Chat Prefix
Chat SteamID Icon: Whole number · required
Steam ID whose avatar appears on plugin chat messages. This grants no access to the corresponding player.
JSON path
Chat Settings → Chat SteamID Icon
Show activation messages: On / off · required
Tell players in chat when Remover Tool is enabled or disabled.
JSON path
Chat Settings → Show Message When Enabled/Disabled

Container handling 6

Storage Container - Enable remove of not empty storages: On / off · required
Allow removing a non-empty storage container. Review content-drop options: without a drop, items may be lost.
JSON path
Container Settings → Storage Container - Enable remove of not empty storages
Storage Container - Drop items from container: On / off · required
Drop individual items from the removed storage container. Used when dropping a container is not selected; disabling both can destroy contents.
JSON path
Container Settings → Storage Container - Drop items from container
Storage Container - Drop a item container from container: On / off · required
Drop the removed storage container’s contents in a lootable container rather than as individual items. Review before allowing non-empty removals.
JSON path
Container Settings → Storage Container - Drop a item container from container
IOEntity Container - Enable remove of not empty storages: On / off · required
Allow removing a non-empty electrical container. Review content-drop options: without a drop, items may be lost.
JSON path
Container Settings → IOEntity Container - Enable remove of not empty storages
IOEntity Container - Drop items from container: On / off · required
Drop individual items from the removed electrical container. Used when dropping a container is not selected; disabling both can destroy contents.
JSON path
Container Settings → IOEntity Container - Drop items from container
IOEntity Container - Drop a item container from container: On / off · required
Drop the removed electrical container’s contents in a lootable container rather than as individual items. Review before allowing non-empty removals.
JSON path
Container Settings → IOEntity Container - Drop a item container from container

Rust GUI 73

Enabled: On / off · required
Show the Remover Tool interface while in use. Hiding it does not disable removal or access rules.
JSON path
GUI → Enabled
Main Box - Min Anchor (in Rust Window): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Main Box - Min Anchor (in Rust Window)
Main Box - Max Anchor (in Rust Window): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Main Box - Max Anchor (in Rust Window)
Main Box - Min Offset (in Rust Window): Text · required
Bottom-left offset, written as x y in pixels, added to the anchor. Negative values move this corner left or down.
JSON path
GUI → Main Box - Min Offset (in Rust Window)
Main Box - Max Offset (in Rust Window): Text · required
Top-right offset, written as x y in pixels, added to the anchor. Positive values move this corner right or up.
JSON path
GUI → Main Box - Max Offset (in Rust Window)
Main Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Main Box - Background Color
Remove Title - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Remove Title - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Remove Title - Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Box - Background Color
Remove Title - Text - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Text - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Remove Title - Text - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Text - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Remove Title - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Text - Text Color
Remove Title - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Remove Title - Text - Text Size
Timeleft - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Timeleft - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Timeleft - Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Box - Background Color
Timeleft - Text - Min Anchor (in Timeleft Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Text - Min Anchor (in Timeleft Box)
Timeleft - Text - Max Anchor (in Timeleft Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Text - Max Anchor (in Timeleft Box)
Timeleft - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Text - Text Color
Timeleft - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Timeleft - Text - Text Size
Entity - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Entity - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Entity - Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Box - Background Color
Entity - Text - Min Anchor (in Entity Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Text - Min Anchor (in Entity Box)
Entity - Text - Max Anchor (in Entity Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Text - Max Anchor (in Entity Box)
Entity - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Text - Text Color
Entity - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Text - Text Size
Entity - Image - Enabled: On / off · required
Show the targeted entity’s icon in the panel. This does not change which entities can be removed.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Image - Enabled
Entity - Image - Min Anchor (in Entity Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Image - Min Anchor (in Entity Box)
Entity - Image - Max Anchor (in Entity Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Entity - Image - Max Anchor (in Entity Box)
Authorization Check Enabled: On / off · required
Display the authorization-check result in the UI. This does not disable the access check itself.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check Enabled
Authorization Check - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Authorization Check - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Authorization Check - Box - Allowed Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Box - Allowed Background Color
Authorization Check - Box - Refused Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Box - Refused Background Color
Authorization Check - Text - Min Anchor (in Authorization Check Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Text - Min Anchor (in Authorization Check Box)
Authorization Check - Text - Max Anchor (in Authorization Check Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Text - Max Anchor (in Authorization Check Box)
Authorization Check - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check - Text - Text Color
Authorization Check Box - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Size of the text showing whether removal is allowed. It does not change authorization rules.
JSON path
GUI → Authorization Check Box - Text - Text Size
Price & Refund - Image Enabled: On / off · required
Show item or currency icons for the price and refund.
JSON path
GUI → Price & Refund - Image Enabled
Price & Refund - Image Scale: Number · required
Price/refund icon scale in the interface. Increasing it enlarges icons and can overlap text.
JSON path
GUI → Price & Refund - Image Scale
Price & Refund - Distance of image from right border: Number · required
Spacing between price/refund icons and the right edge of their area.
JSON path
GUI → Price & Refund - Distance of image from right border
Price Enabled: On / off · required
Show the price in the UI. To actually enable or disable charging, use the price setting in the refund/price section.
JSON path
GUI → Price Enabled
Price - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Price - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Price - Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Box - Background Color
Price - Text - Min Anchor (in Price Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text - Min Anchor (in Price Box)
Price - Text - Max Anchor (in Price Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text - Max Anchor (in Price Box)
Price - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text - Text Color
Price - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text - Text Size
Price - Text2 - Min Anchor (in Price Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text2 - Min Anchor (in Price Box)
Price - Text2 - Max Anchor (in Price Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text2 - Max Anchor (in Price Box)
Price - Text2 - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text2 - Text Color
Price - Text2 - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Price - Text2 - Text Size
Refund Enabled: On / off · required
Show the refund in the UI. This display setting does not decide whether the player receives a refund.
JSON path
GUI → Refund Enabled
Refund - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Box - Min Anchor (in Main Box)
Refund - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Box - Max Anchor (in Main Box)
Refund - Box - Background Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Box - Background Color
Refund - Text - Min Anchor (in Refund Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text - Min Anchor (in Refund Box)
Refund - Text - Max Anchor (in Refund Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text - Max Anchor (in Refund Box)
Refund - Text - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text - Text Color
Refund - Text - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text - Text Size
Refund - Text2 - Min Anchor (in Refund Box): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text2 - Min Anchor (in Refund Box)
Refund - Text2 - Max Anchor (in Refund Box): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text2 - Max Anchor (in Refund Box)
Refund - Text2 - Text Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text2 - Text Color
Refund - Text2 - Text Size: Whole number · required
Text size for this panel area. Check long labels and readability before increasing it.
JSON path
GUI → Refund - Text2 - Text Size
Crosshair - Enabled: On / off · required
Show the plugin crosshair while the tool is active to identify the removal target.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Enabled
Crosshair - Image Url: Text · required
Direct address of the image to display, not its web page. Use an image players can access; prefer HTTPS.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Image Url
Crosshair - Box - Min Anchor (in Rust Window): Text · required
Bottom-left corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 0 0 means bottom-left. It must not exceed the maximum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Box - Min Anchor (in Rust Window)
Crosshair - Box - Max Anchor (in Rust Window): Text · required
Top-right corner within the parent container, written as x y from 0 to 1. 1 1 means top-right. It must not precede the minimum anchor; equal anchors may use pixel offsets.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Box - Max Anchor (in Rust Window)
Crosshair - Box - Min Offset (in Rust Window): Text · required
Bottom-left offset, written as x y in pixels, added to the anchor. Negative values move this corner left or down.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Box - Min Offset (in Rust Window)
Crosshair - Box - Max Offset (in Rust Window): Text · required
Top-right offset, written as x y in pixels, added to the anchor. Positive values move this corner right or up.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Box - Max Offset (in Rust Window)
Crosshair - Box - Image Color: Text · required
Rust color: red, green, blue and opacity from 0 to 1, separated by spaces. Example: 1 0.5 0 1 is opaque orange; opacity 0 makes the element invisible.
JSON path
GUI → Crosshair - Box - Image Color

UI image URLs 2

economics: Text · required
Direct address of the image to display, not its web page. Use an image players can access; prefer HTTPS.
JSON path
Image Urls (Used to UI image) → economics
serverrewards: Text · required
Direct address of the image to display, not its web page. Use an image players can access; prefer HTTPS.
JSON path
Image Urls (Used to UI image) → serverrewards

NoEscape integration 2

Use Raid Blocker: On / off · required
Deny the tool to players raid-blocked by NoEscape. Requires NoEscape to be installed.
JSON path
NoEscape Settings → Use Raid Blocker
Use Combat Blocker: On / off · required
Deny the tool to players combat-blocked by NoEscape. Requires NoEscape to be installed.
JSON path
NoEscape Settings → Use Combat Blocker

Damaged entities 4

Enabled

On / off · required

Allow damaged-entity removal without the health-based refusal. When disabled, the threshold and exemptions below apply; other access checks remain active.

JSON path

Remove Damaged Entities → Enabled

Exclude Quarries

On / off · required

Exempt quarries from the damaged-entity health check. Other access rules still apply.

JSON path

Remove Damaged Entities → Exclude Quarries

Exclude Building Blocks

On / off · required

Exempt building blocks from the damaged-entity health check, not from removal permissions.

JSON path

Remove Damaged Entities → Exclude Building Blocks

Percentage (Can be removed when (health / max health * 100) is not less than it)

Whole number · required

Remaining-health threshold used when damaged-entity removal is disabled. 90 requires at least 90% health, apart from exemptions; lowering it admits more damaged entities.

JSON path

Remove Damaged Entities → Percentage (Can be removed when (health / max health * 100) is not less than it)

Minimum : 0 · Maximum : 100

Prices and refunds 7

Price Enabled: On / off · required
Enable removal costs defined in entity prices for profiles required to pay. This is not merely a display setting.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Price Enabled
Refund Enabled: On / off · required
Enable entity-defined refunds for profiles that allow refunds.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Refund Enabled
Refund Items In Entity Slot: On / off · required
Return items in entity slots during refund processing, according to plugin rules. Also review the separate container-drop settings.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Refund Items In Entity Slot
Allowed Building Grade: JSON value · required
Building grades allowed for normal removal: keep each grade key with its true/false value. Disabling a grade blocks removal in this mode.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Allowed Building Grade
Display Names (Refund & Price): JSON value · required
Display names for cost/refund items or currencies. Change readable values, not internal keys.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Display Names (Refund & Price)
Building Blocks Settings: JSON value · required
Prices and refunds by building type and grade. A numeric value may represent a percentage of building resources; preserve the server JSON structure.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Building Blocks Settings
Other Entity Settings: JSON value · required
Permission, price and refund for other entities. The plugin may populate this list on the server; import its configuration to preserve those entries.
JSON path
Remove Info (Refund & Price) → Other Entity Settings

Removal mode 14

No Held Item Mode: On / off · required
Use the tool without a held item. Choose only one of the three removal modes.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → No Held Item Mode
No Held Item Mode - Disable remover tool when you have any item in hand: On / off · required
In no-held-item mode, stop the tool when the player equips an item.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → No Held Item Mode - Disable remover tool when you have any item in hand
Melee Tool Hit Mode: On / off · required
Use a melee tool for removal. Choose only one mode; review the required short name and skin below.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode
Melee Tool Hit Mode - Item shortname: Text · required
Rust short name of the melee tool recognized by this mode, such as hammer. This is not its translated display name.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode - Item shortname
Melee Tool Hit Mode - Item skin (-1 = All skins): Whole number · required
Exact skin the tool must have. -1 accepts any skin of the configured item; this does not apply a skin.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode - Item skin (-1 = All skins)
Melee Tool Hit Mode - Auto enable remover tool when you hold a melee tool: On / off · required
Automatically activate removal when the player holds the matching item, subject to permissions.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode - Auto enable remover tool when you hold a melee tool
Melee Tool Hit Mode - Requires a melee tool in your hand when remover tool is enabled: On / off · required
Require the matching held item to activate removal mode.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode - Requires a melee tool in your hand when remover tool is enabled
Melee Tool Hit Mode - Disable remover tool when you are not holding a melee tool: On / off · required
Stop removal mode when the player no longer holds the matching item.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Melee Tool Hit Mode - Disable remover tool when you are not holding a melee tool
Specific Tool Mode: On / off · required
Use a specific tool for removal. Choose only one mode; review the required short name and skin below.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode
Specific Tool Mode - Item shortname: Text · required
Rust short name of the specific tool recognized by this mode, such as hammer. This is not its translated display name.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode - Item shortname
Specific Tool Mode - Item skin (-1 = All skins): Whole number · required
Exact skin the tool must have. -1 accepts any skin of the configured item; this does not apply a skin.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode - Item skin (-1 = All skins)
Specific Tool Mode - Auto enable remover tool when you hold a specific tool: On / off · required
Automatically activate removal when the player holds the matching item, subject to permissions.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode - Auto enable remover tool when you hold a specific tool
Specific Tool Mode - Requires a specific tool in your hand when remover tool is enabled: On / off · required
Require the matching held item to activate removal mode.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode - Requires a specific tool in your hand when remover tool is enabled
Specific Tool Mode - Disable remover tool when you are not holding a specific tool: On / off · required
Stop removal mode when the player no longer holds the matching item.
JSON path
Remove Mode Settings (Only one model works) → Specific Tool Mode - Disable remover tool when you are not holding a specific tool

Global removal settings 18

Enable Debug Mode

On / off · required

Enable plugin diagnostic traces. Use temporarily when troubleshooting; they can produce many messages.

JSON path

Settings → Enable Debug Mode

Log Debug To File

On / off · required

Write enabled diagnostic traces to a server file. Monitor its size during extended use.

JSON path

Settings → Log Debug To File

Use Teams

On / off · required

Consider Rust team membership when allowing removal of a teammate’s entities.

JSON path

Settings → Use Teams

Use Clans

On / off · required

Consider clan relationships for entity access. Requires a compatible clan plugin.

JSON path

Settings → Use Clans

Use Friends

On / off · required

Consider friend relationships for entity access. Requires a compatible Friends plugin.

JSON path

Settings → Use Friends

Use Entity Owners

On / off · required

Use the recorded entity owner and permitted relationships to decide who may remove it.

JSON path

Settings → Use Entity Owners

Use Building Locks

On / off · required

Consider building-lock access during authorization checks. Review alongside your other access rules.

JSON path

Settings → Use Building Locks

Use Tool Cupboards (Strongly unrecommended)

On / off · required

Authorize removal based on tool-cupboard access. Discouraged by the plugin: this can grant broader access than entity ownership.

JSON path

Settings → Use Tool Cupboards (Strongly unrecommended)

Use Building Owners (You will need BuildingOwners plugin)

On / off · required

Consult BuildingOwners to determine ownership. Requires that plugin; do not enable for a missing integration.

JSON path

Settings → Use Building Owners (You will need BuildingOwners plugin)

Remove Button

Text · required

Rust input button triggering removal in applicable modes, such as FIRE_PRIMARY. This is not a chat command.

JSON path

Settings → Remove Button

Remove Interval (Min = 0.2)

Number · required

Minimum seconds between removals, at least 0.2. Lower values allow faster removal and increase server work.

JSON path

Settings → Remove Interval (Min = 0.2)

Minimum : 0.2

Only start cooldown when an entity is removed

On / off · required

Start the reuse cooldown only after an actual removal, rather than merely activating the tool.

JSON path

Settings → Only start cooldown when an entity is removed

RemoveType - All/Structure - Remove per frame

Whole number · required

Entities removed per frame during All/Structure bulk removal. Increasing speeds it up but can cause load spikes.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - All/Structure - Remove per frame

RemoveType - All/Structure - No item container dropped

On / off · required

Do not drop loot containers during All/Structure bulk removal. Warning: affected contents may be lost.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - All/Structure - No item container dropped

RemoveType - Normal - Max Removable Objects - Exclude admins

On / off · required

Exempt administrators from the maximum object count in Normal mode.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - Normal - Max Removable Objects - Exclude admins

RemoveType - Normal - Cooldown - Exclude admins

On / off · required

Exempt administrators from the reuse cooldown in Normal mode.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - Normal - Cooldown - Exclude admins

RemoveType - Normal - Entity Spawned Time Limit - Enabled

On / off · required

Block Normal removal of entities older than the limit below. This does not automatically apply to other modes.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - Normal - Entity Spawned Time Limit - Enabled

RemoveType - Normal - Entity Spawned Time Limit - Cannot be removed when entity spawned time more than it

Whole number · required

Maximum entity age since spawn in seconds for Normal mode when the age limit is enabled.

JSON path

Settings → RemoveType - Normal - Entity Spawned Time Limit - Cannot be removed when entity spawned time more than it

Configuration version 3

Major

Whole number · required

Internal configuration format marker. Keep the value supplied for this plugin version.

JSON path

Version → Major

Minimum : 0

Minor

Whole number · required

Internal configuration format marker. Keep the value supplied for this plugin version.

JSON path

Version → Minor

Minimum : 0

Patch

Whole number · required

Internal configuration format marker. Keep the value supplied for this plugin version.

JSON path

Version → Patch

Minimum : 0

removertool.normal 9

Priority: Whole number · required
Priority of this permission profile when a player has several. The plugin selects the priority profile rather than merging limits.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Priority
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Distance
Cooldown: Whole number · required
Tool reuse cooldown for this profile in seconds. Review the setting that determines when this timer starts.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Cooldown
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Max Time
Remove Interval (Min = 0.2): Number · required
Minimum seconds between this profile’s removals, at least 0.2.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Remove Interval (Min = 0.2)
Max Removable Objects (0 = Unlimited): Whole number · required
Entities removable during one activation. 0 removes the limit; use carefully for player-accessible profiles.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Max Removable Objects (0 = Unlimited)
Pay: On / off · required
Charge this profile if global prices are enabled. The amount comes from the entity’s configured price.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Pay
Refund: On / off · required
Allow refunds for this profile if globally enabled. Contents come from entity refund settings.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Refund
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Permission Settings (Just for normal type) → removertool.normal → Reset the time after removing an entity

Admin removal 6

Display name: Text · required
Name players see for this removal type.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Display Name
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Distance
Default duration (seconds): Whole number · required
How long this removal type stays active by default.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Default Time
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Max Time
Gibs: On / off · required
Produce visual debris during destruction in this mode. These are destruction effects, not refunded items.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Gibs
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Admin → Reset the time after removing an entity

Remove all 6

Display name: Text · required
Name players see for this removal type.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Display Name
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Distance
Default duration (seconds): Whole number · required
How long this removal type stays active by default.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Default Time
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Max Time
Gibs: On / off · required
Produce visual debris during destruction in this mode. These are destruction effects, not refunded items.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Gibs
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → All → Reset the time after removing an entity

External removal 6

Display name: Text · required
Name players see for this removal type.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Display Name
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Distance
Default duration (seconds): Whole number · required
How long this removal type stays active by default.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Default Time
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Max Time
Gibs: On / off · required
Produce visual debris during destruction in this mode. These are destruction effects, not refunded items.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Gibs
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → External → Reset the time after removing an entity

Normal removal 6

Display name: Text · required
Name players see for this removal type.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Display Name
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Distance
Default duration (seconds): Whole number · required
How long this removal type stays active by default.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Default Time
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Max Time
Gibs: On / off · required
Produce visual debris during destruction in this mode. These are destruction effects, not refunded items.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Gibs
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Normal → Reset the time after removing an entity

Structure removal 6

Display name: Text · required
Name players see for this removal type.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Display Name
Distance: Whole number · required
Maximum distance from player to removal target in meters. Longer range also makes unintended remote removal easier.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Distance
Default duration (seconds): Whole number · required
How long this removal type stays active by default.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Default Time
Max Time: Whole number · required
Maximum tool activation duration in seconds for this profile or mode. It is not the delay between uses.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Max Time
Gibs: On / off · required
Produce visual debris during destruction in this mode. These are destruction effects, not refunded items.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Gibs
Restart timer after each removal: On / off · required
Restart the active removal timer whenever an entity is removed.
JSON path
Remove Type Settings → Structure → Reset the time after removing an entity

Defaults for newly discovered entities 1

Allow removal by default: On / off · required
Allow newly discovered entity types to be removed unless their own setting says otherwise.
JSON path
Settings → Default Entity Settings (When automatically adding new entities to 'Other Entity Settings') → Default Remove Allowed

Plugin instructions

Remover Tool 4.3.47

Remover Tool is an upstream uMod building and entity removal plugin. This Hub bundle models the complete constructor-generated 4.3.47 configuration and the shapes of the maps populated from the current Rust server build; it does not install or redistribute the plugin.

Authorization and removal scope

Review Settings carefully. Teams, Clans, Friends, entity owners, locks, tool cupboards, and the optional BuildingOwners plugin change authorization decisions. Use Tool Cupboards (Strongly unrecommended) carries that warning in the upstream configuration. Enabling broad owner/cupboard rules can let users remove more than intended.

Permission Settings (Just for normal type) is a dynamic dictionary keyed by Oxide permission. Priority, distance, cooldown, duration, interval, object limit, payment, refund and timer reset are security- and economy-sensitive. The default contains removertool.normal; custom permission profiles must retain the exact value shape. Remove Type Settings controls Normal, Structure, All, Admin and External scopes. Structure/All removal is destructive and its per-frame value affects load. Test on a non-production server and keep backups.

Containers, damage, prices and refunds

Container Settings decides whether non-empty inventories are allowed, dropped as items, or dropped as an item container. Misaligned combinations can surprise players or lose expected contents. Remove Damaged Entities adds a health threshold and exclusions; lowering the percentage broadens removal eligibility.

Remove Info (Refund & Price) controls payments and refunds. A price/refund value may be a numeric percentage, a currency dictionary, or null. Each currency entry has exact amount and skinId keys. Allowed Building Grade, display names, building blocks, grades and other entity settings are dynamic maps. Validate economy-provider keys such as economics and serverrewards, and test rounding/refund behavior before deployment.

Modes, effects, integrations and GUI

Only one held-item/tool mode is intended to work at a time. Item shortnames and skin IDs must match Rust. Gib effects, bulk removal, intervals, maximum counts, cooldown exclusion, spawn-time limits and debug logging are advanced because they affect safety or performance. NoEscape can block use during raids or combat when that plugin is present. Upstream suggests Clans, RustIOClans, Economics, ServerRewards, Friends, ImageLibrary and RustTranslationAPI; none is mandatory in the manifest.

GUI is raw Rust CUI data, not PimpMyCUI/PimpMyCUI Editor. The automatic form cannot preview anchors, offsets, RGBA strings or remote images. Treat image URLs as external resources and verify their availability/privacy.

Runtime-generated maps and automatic form limits

On first server initialization, 4.3.47 fills Building Blocks Settings from the current Rust construction definitions and Other Entity Settings from current deployables, then saves the file. Those entries vary with the Rust build and installed content, so the portable default keeps both maps empty while the schema accepts and validates every generated entry without dropping it. The plugin also populates allowed building grades at runtime. Import the server-generated JSON after first startup when you need to edit those exact entries.

The generic form does not render arbitrary dictionaries, nested grade/currency maps, union-valued price/refund fields, or the full GUI layout. Use lossless JSON for those sections. Fixed objects reject unknown keys; dynamic maps declare their value schemas explicitly, and this third-party CUI is not delegated to Studio.

Compatibility and update evidence

This bundle declares Oxide only. Carbon is not claimed because no concrete compatibility test was available for this review. Upstream: uMod page, official manifest, pinned source 4.3.47 under MIT, observed 2026-08-02.

Install the file

After keeping a copy of the previous file, place the exported JSON at this location on your server:

oxide/config/RemoverTool.json

Follow the plugin instructions above for dependencies and reloading. Exporting does not connect the site to your server.