Rust keybinds.
Organized and copy-ready.

Requires two keys before running the kill command, reducing accidental presses.

Opens the F1 console and displays your recent combat log.

Runs forward continuously until your normal forward movement overrides it.

Moves, sprints, and jumps only while the assigned key is held.

Keeps crouch active until your regular crouch input overrides it.

Continuously uses the primary attack until normal attack input overrides it.

Toggles both primary attack and crouch for repetitive harvesting or eco raiding.

Uses a lower sensitivity value while right-click aim is held, then restores the second value.

Toggles an attached light or laser when using right-click aim.

Uses one FOV while the side mouse button is held and restores the other on release.

Cycles the held item between the right and left side of the screen.

Adds two bandages to the crafting queue when scrolling up.

Immediately disconnects from the current server without closing Rust.

Sends the quoted text to global chat. Replace the example message before saving.

Sends the quoted text to team chat. Replace the example message before saving.

Changes the radius used when selecting nearby interactable objects.

Uses the previous page's mouse-button FOV example to switch between two values.

The previous page's F2 version of the console and combat-log shortcut.

Attempts to remove the delay before quick-craft choices appear in the inventory.

The original page's legacy input.bind form for adding three bandages to the crafting queue.

Template for creating an item-crafting shortcut with a chosen key, item ID, and quantity.

The previous page's example for adding one Tool Cupboard to the crafting queue with key 0.

The previous page's example for adding ten Stone Barricades to the crafting queue.

The previous page's example for adding five Sheet Metal Double Doors to the crafting queue.

Queues a Tool Cupboard, Stone Barricade, and Sheet Metal Double Door from one key.

The original page's single-key respawn template.

The previous page's template for dying and selecting a specific sleeping bag respawn.

Sets the performance overlay level. Replace 0 with a value from 1 through 6 to add progressively more metrics.

Shows the performance information associated with level 5 on supported clients.

Cycles object mesh quality between the two supplied values.

Changes the hit-notification behavior used by the previous page.

Attempts to make the view return to center faster after using alt look.

Hides or changes interaction text while aiming down sights on supported clients.

The previous page's toggle-style movement combination for swimming forward.

The previous page's customizable crouch and primary-attack toggle.

The previous page's customizable auto-run command.

Places the held item on the left side of the screen.

Places the held item on the right side of the screen.

Disables FOV-based scaling for the held-item viewmodel.

The original page's command for reducing debris from destroyed deployables or structures.

Attempts to print the client's currently configured keybinds to the console.

Reduces the hold duration used for supported interaction prompts.

Runs the original page's audio-output command and displays a local toast.

Cycles master volume between low and full values.

Uses the previous page's high-master and lower-game audio mix.

Attempts to print the current vehicle speed to the client console.

Toggles the free-roam debug camera.

Teleports the player to their current map marker.

Destroys the entity currently under the crosshair.

Toggles administrator flight and collision bypass.

Hides or restores player construction for an unobstructed admin view.

Loads the clear weather preset on a server you administer.