


You will receive a confirmation message in your console indicating that it has been saved.

Once the user has been given the role you will need to save the configuration file by executing the writecfg command.You will receive a confirmation message in your console indicating that the player has been given the chosen role. On the textbox of your console, type Replace with ownerid or moderatorid depending on which rank you would like to give the player, with the 64bit Steam ID of the player you wish to set as an admin, and replace with a reason or their username.Navigate to the console in your server’s control panel.SETTING A PLAYER AS AN ADMIN OR MODERATOR USING CONSOLE COMMANDSīefore we begin, you will first need to find the 64bit Steam ID of the user you wish to give a role. moderatorid - This grants access to all admin commands, but cannot add/remove other admins.ownerid - This grants access to all admin commands, and can add/remove other admins.

You can find a full list of commands on the Rust Wiki. This can be used to ban, mute, kick players, and more. Granting a player Admin access on your Rust server allows the player to execute all Rust admin commands in-game.
