Vanilla Rust admin commands

Multiplier applied to group spawn rates based on current player count relative to player_base; higher values cause more group spawns as the server fills up

When scaling loot respawn rates by population, this will be considered the 'max' population, preventing loot speeding up if player counts are above this

Prints a spawn handler report listing all populations, their current count, target count, and fill percentage; pass true for detailed mode or a name filter as a second argument

Clears all spawn groups of already spawned entities, then re-fills them

When enabled, spawn groups (monument NPCs, timed event spawners) will respawn their entities after they are cleared

When enabled, individually tracked entities (e.g. specific persistent NPCs) will respawn after a delay when destroyed

When enabled, population spawners (animals, NPCs, resources) will respawn entities over time as they are killed or harvested

Respawns loot in all loot containers currently on the server

Respawns loot in the loot container currently being looked at

Respawns loot in all loot containers within the given radius

Prints a table of current spawn scalar values including player fraction, excess, population rate, density, and group rate; pass --json for machine-readable output

<iterations> - Simulates a number of iterations on the closest loot container and sums up the items spawned

Server-side handler that spawns a dummy player entity at the given position and direction loaded with the Shields loadout, optionally holstering the shield; triggered by spawn.shielddummy

Interval in seconds between individual entity respawn ticks; controls how frequently the server checks for and respawns dead individual entities

Interval in seconds between population spawn ticks; lower values cause populations to refill faster but increase server CPU load

Floating-point tolerance used when comparing stability values during propagation; smaller values are more precise but can cause more recalculations

Stability value below which a building block is considered unsupported and will collapse; default 0.05 means blocks below 5% support fall

When enabled, logs when entities die because their ground support entity was destroyed or is missing

When enabled, logs each entity death caused by a stability collapse to the server console with position and prefab name

When enabled, logs every stability value change during propagation; very verbose, use only for targeted debugging

Forces an immediate recalculation of stability for all building blocks in the world; expensive on large bases

Maximum time in seconds that stability update jobs can run per server tick before being deferred to the next tick

Number of stability propagation iterations performed per tick; higher values resolve complex multi-block stability chains faster at the cost of CPU time

Maximum time in seconds that surrounding-support check jobs can run per server tick before deferral

Verbosity level for stability system logging; 0 = silent, higher values print more detail about stability calculations and propagation

Population active on the server, per square km

Technical attributes — these are not permissions:

• Shown in Rust’s admin interface show-in-admin-ui

Interval in seconds between player-detection ticks for the stash container reveal mechanic; registered as stash.reveal_tick_rate

No description is supplied in the registry.

Technical attributes — these are not permissions:

• Registered in the client console client
• Included in saved settings saved
• Replicated to clients replicated
• Shown in Rust’s admin interface show-in-admin-ui

When enabled, storage containers without a lock can still require tool cupboard auth to access; default false

Fraction of items preserved when a storage container spawns a death corpse; 0.5 = 50% of items survive the container death

When enabled, storage containers that die spawn a loot corpse containing their items; when false items are destroyed

Calls in a supply drop to a specific grid coordinate or position; useful for testing supply crate loot tables and airdrop pathing

Spawns a supply drop at the calling admin or player position; the drop falls from the sky with a parachute like a naturally occurring airdrop

Sets the CPU core affinity mask for the process using comma-separated core indices or dash-separated ranges (e.g. 0,2-5)

Sets the OS process priority class (belownormal, normal, abovenormal, high); Idle and Realtime are blocked; not supported on OSX

Maximum duration in seconds a telephone call can remain active before it is automatically terminated

Maximum number of simultaneous active telephone calls allowed on the server at any time

Prints a table of all registered telephone entities showing their number, directory name, and world position

Clear all territory ownership

Create a faction, or recolour an existing one: territory.createfaction <name> <html colour, e.g. #FF0000 or #FF0000B0>