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KNOW YOUR HUB

The FrontWar guide for Rust

Learn how to register bases, walls and territories, track TCs and organize the map with your clan.

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Open a procedure to follow the actions in order. The button names correspond to the panel.

Step by stepStart with Steam and Rust+Prepare access and choose the server before recording team points.
FROM THE GAME TO FRONTWAR

Connect the server you play on

Sign in with your Google Account. Link your Steam account the first time you sign in.

Use the same Steam in game, Rust+ and FrontWar. Pairing the server and authorizing FrontWar are different steps.

You can pair the server with Rust+ Web on a computer, without installing Rust+ on a phone. The request is sent from the game and confirmed in the browser. Then use FrontWar+ in Chrome to authorize FrontWar in Connections.

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    Open Rust+ Web with your Steam

    Go to app.playrust.com and enter the same Steam used in Rust. Open Settings and check notifications. Keep this tab open during pairing.

    Open Rust+ Web ↗

    If No servers available appear, this does not yet mean failure: the game server remains to be added.

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    Pair within the game server

    Join the server you play on. Press Esc and open Session → Pairing. Click Pair. If you have paired before, use Resend Pair.

    In previous versions, this option appears as Rust+ → Pair with server. The server must support Rust+.

    In game: Esc → Session → Pairing.Enlarge screenshot ↗
    In game: Esc → Session → Pairing.Capture from the official Facepunch guide. The interface may appear in English.
    Click Pair or Resend Pair to send the pairing.Enlarge screenshot ↗
    Click Pair or Resend Pair to send the pairing.Capture from the official Facepunch guide. The interface may appear in English.
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    Check the pairing request in Rust+ Web

    Return to Rust+ Web. The order may open automatically; If it doesn't open, check the notification bell. Check the server name and click Add Server. Open Central and confirm that the server is selected and displays current data.

    If the request does not appear, check your Steam account and notifications, then resend the pairing request in the game. A server added in the mobile app may still need to be added in this browser.

    View the official Facepunch guide ↗
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    Confirm the server name and click Add Server.Capture a real pairing on Rust+ Web. The server name will be yours.
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    Install FrontWar+ in Chrome

    Rust+ Web receives the server pairing. FrontWar+ automatically delivers the Facepunch authorization to FrontWar, without copying codes. These are two separate steps.

    Install FrontWar+ from the Chrome Web Store to link or renew your Rust+ authorization.

    Install from the Chrome Web Store

    1. Add to Chrome

      In Chrome on your computer, open the official listing using the button above. Use the same profile as FrontWar, click Add to Chrome, then confirm with Add extension.

    2. Check and return to FrontWar

      After installing, reload FrontWar and open Connections → Link Rust+ (or Renew authorization). When FrontWar+ detected appears, click Authorize with FrontWar+.

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      Authorize with FrontWar+ and wait for confirmation.FrontWar screenshot using a demo account.

    Chrome automatically receives extension updates from the store.

    If you used the manual installation, remove the old copy after installing from the store. Your saved FrontWar pairings remain available.

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    Authorize through FrontWar+

    In FrontWar, open Connections → Link Rust+ → Authorize with FrontWar+. Sign in to Facepunch with the same Steam account. The extension returns the result automatically and FrontWar validates the authorization before importing your pairings.

    Open Connections →
    Under Connections, check your Steam and use Link Rust+.Enlarge screenshot ↗
    Under Connections, check your Steam and use Link Rust+.FrontWar screenshot using a demo account.
    Authorize with FrontWar+ and wait for confirmation.Enlarge screenshot ↗
    Authorize with FrontWar+ and wait for confirmation.FrontWar screenshot using a demo account.
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    Sync and open the Tactical Map

    After authorization, use Sync now under Connections. Wait up to one minute to view the pairing history. Check the name of the found server and open the Tactical Map.

    If the server is missing from the history, resend the pairing request in the game after linking FrontWar. You do not need to enter an IP or token when automatic import finds the pairing.

SERVER NOT SHOWING UP?

Already paired with Rust+, but your server is missing?

If you already use Rust+ or had trouble syncing, resend the pairing request from the game. Your server may be saved in Rust+ without a recent request being available for FrontWar to import.

Resend from the game

Join the server you play on. Press Esc → Session → Rust+, open Paired and click Try pairing again.

EscSessionRust+
Your serverPaired
RUST+
Your server

You have allowed push notifications from this server.

DisableTry pairing again
In-game example. The highlighted option sends a new pairing request.

Sync in FrontWar

Return to FrontWar → Connections and click Sync now. If you just checked, wait one minute after the last check and try again.

FRONTWARConnections
Rust+ authorizedYour servers, automatically

After resending in the game, check your pairings again.

Sync nowChecks are spaced one minute apart.
Connections example. Check the server found and open the Tactical map.

Use the same Steam account in the game, Rust+ and FrontWar. If your authorization is still valid, you do not need to reinstall the extension or authorize again.

Open Connections →

Reference: Rust+ Web · Facepunch. Never share the authorization callback in screenshots, messages or with other players.

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Step by stepCreate and edit bookmarksRegister a point, choose its meaning and check it before applying.
  1. On the Tactical Map, right-click on the location. On mobile, choose New marker and tap the map.
  2. Choose type, name, symbol and color. Use Mark Position to start at your character's current position.
  3. Click Apply to save. Reopen the point to edit; the owner's name appears next to the coordinates.
  4. For a sentry, enter the front and estimated radius. Use Sentry trap or Destroyed depending on what you checked in the game.
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Step by stepMark an enemy baseIdentify the opponent, draw the approximate area and keep track of the raid.
  1. Create a marker at the location, choose Enemy Base, enter the name and description and click Apply.
  2. Reopen the marker and choose Set Base Area. Check the selected registration and use Start drawing.
  3. In the game, go through the outer corners of the foundation in order. Stop at each corner, wait for the position to update, and use Record My Position.
  4. Record 3 to 64 points and use Close and Save. The last point will be connected to the first; do not record the first corner again.
  5. Click on the territory to update description or mark Base raided and use Apply. See the dates in History of bases and wipes.
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Step by stepDraw an enemy wallUse the Wall type, a clear caption and the chosen color to identify the opposing line.
  1. On the Tactical Map, choose Add Wall. Select New Drawing, keep the Wall type, and write a caption, such as North Enemy Wall.
  2. Use Start Drawing. Walk along the wall and record your position at each change in direction, following the line in order.
  3. With 2 to 64 points, use Save Wall. The ends remain open and no areas are filled.
  4. Open the line or its legend to adjust the name and color of the wall; use Apply. To change the layout or gates, choose Edit wall and gates.
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Step by stepDesign and edit a territoryTrace the construction through the character's positions and adjust the already saved drawing.
  1. Choose Draw Base. Use New drawing or select an existing registration, check the type and caption and click Start drawing.
  2. Stand outside, along each outer corner of the foundation. Wait for the position to update and register the corners in order.
  3. Use Undo Last Point to fix the last corner. Crossed lines and repeated positions need to be corrected before saving.
  4. With at least 3 points, use Close and Save. On the map, the territory appears with an outline and legend, without an icon in the center.
  5. Click on the territory to edit the legend, type and color of the territory. Edit contour resumes existing points to undo the last ones and record new ones.
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Step by stepAdd doors and gatesRegister entries with their own position and exit direction.
  1. During a Garage type drawing, use Add Garage Door. During an open wall, use Add Wall Gate.
  2. Stay near the entrance from the outside, wait for the position to update and choose the exit direction using the compass or the angle from 0° to 359°.
  3. Register up to 8 doors or gates per drawing. In the draft list, you can edit the direction, reposition using your current position, or remove the entry.
  4. Finish with Close and save or Save wall. Entering the form still does not save or share the drawing.
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Step by stepShare with clanUnderstand who views, who edits and what happens when someone leaves.
  1. Each member links its own Rust+ to the same server. When the native clan is confirmed, the points are automatically added to the Tactical Map.
  2. Open Clã on the map to check members connected or waiting to be read. Each player edits their own points on the automatic map.
  3. The name, design, doors, gates and public description of the enemy base accompany the sharing. TCs credentials, settings, and inventory remain private.
  4. For a guest space, create a shared space and invite by SteamID. Permissions are specific to this space; members with editing can edit the bases of this space.
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Step by stepHide, remove or cancelChoose the action depending on what you want to remove from your map.
  1. To hide a point just for you, open it and use Hide Marker. Open Hidden Bookmarks and use Unhide to bring it back.
  2. To discard changes in progress, use Cancel Drawing and confirm the discard. An already saved contour will be retained.
  3. To remove just the saved drawing, open Details and Devices and use Remove Outline. The registration and its devices remain.
  4. To delete the record, use Remove marker or Delete base and confirm. The point and linked devices exit; Registered bases and designs remain in history.
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Step by stepConsult bases and wipesFind old records without mixing them into the current map.
  1. On the map, open Base and wipe history. Choose wipe and the filter All bases, With raid registration or Active.
  2. Use View Log to view raid design, description, owner, coordinates and dates. Removed records may remain in history.
  3. View on map is available for a current point still present. The drawing of an old wipe appears as a diagram in the history.
  4. As the owner, use Configure Cycle for a 1 to 365 day forecast; leave it empty to remove it. Only a new date received from Rust+ confirms another wipe.
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Step by stepMonitor a TCSeparate manual marking from the actual reading of a paired Storage Monitor.
  1. Checking TC only saves the location. For features and maintenance, install and power a Storage Monitor to the TC and pair the device to the Rust+.
  2. Pair near TC, with Steam linked online on the server. New pairings are consulted every minute; the character's position is an approximation.
  3. Open TC Monitors or Bases and TCs. If the position does not reach, adjust in Edit base or pair again near TC.
  4. For manual linking, open the registration, associate a server and use Link device with the paired ID. A regular box is not validated as TC.
  5. Open TC to check the latest reading, available items and maintenance. Name, position and warning limit are still adjustable in the automatic TC.
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Step by stepConfigure TC alertsAdjust the maintenance warning and interpret the suspected raid pulse.
  1. Open TC and use Configure Alert. Choose a limit of 1 to 168 hours; below it, a recent maintenance reading generates the yellow warning.
  2. Open TC Alerts on the map to locate the alert points. Red indicates suspicion due to a sudden drop to zero or repeated individual failures.
  3. After 5 minutes without recovery, the red ends and TC is destroyed by the rule. Lack of power or removal of the monitor can also cause no reading.
  4. In TC Alerts, adjust Animate waves on map and Wave radius: 50 to 2,000 m, with a default of 50 m. These choices are in this browser.
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Step by stepNavigate and organize the mapControl the camera, layers, and text to read what matters.
  1. Drag to move and use wheel, pinch or buttons to zoom up to 96×. On the keyboard, use arrow keys, +, − and 0 or Home to see the entire map.
  2. Choose Follow Player or click on a player. Enlarging keeps tracking; dragging, using arrows, or re-centering interrupts.
  3. Use Expand map to full screen. Exit using the Esc or button; On mobile, New Marker lets you choose a point with a tap.
  4. Layers controls groups of data; Captions controls names by category. Sentries opacity adjusts only the radii. These choices do not change the map of colleagues.
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Step by stepUnderstanding deaths on the mapDifferentiate automatic occurrences, saved points and historical concentrations.
  1. Open Recent Deaths to show or hide 1 to 50 deaths per player in this wipe. It's your preference and you don't delete occurrences.
  2. Open Death history and choose period or quantity per player. Check out the Only my deaths or Me and my clan filter, available with VIP.
  3. Turn on Show deaths on map and Highlight areas with the most deaths to view the filter. The areas group occurrences into regions of 100 × 100 m.
  4. Open an incident and use Create marker here to save an independent tactical point. It remains in Saved Kills after the next kills.
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Step by step · VIPFinding places to buildCombine terrain filters and check out VIP's golden suggestions.
  1. On the map, use See Best Place or open Filter Building Locations. Choose relief and distance from 100 to 3,000 m.
  2. Mark river, forest, business or monuments as needed. All marked criteria must be met; choosing a specific monument activates this filter.
  3. Use Filter and show on map. Open a golden dot to check grade, inclination, gradient and distances, or use Zoom in on the map.
  4. If no location matches, increase the distance or reduce criteria. Hiding Best Places removes suggestions from your view.
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Step by stepCheck the monthly competitionCompare maintenance and quantity of TCs on the same server.
  1. Open Monthly Competition and select the server and month. Choose Clans or Players and order by Maintenance or Amount of TCs.
  2. Check maintenance points, peak TCs, active TCs and TC-days. The score uses 1 point per hour of effectively monitored protection on each TC.
  3. To participate, pair a Storage Monitor to TC and wait for maintenance confirmation. Manual markers and regular boxes do not score.
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Step by stepReceive and respond to alertsConnect the Discord channel and monitor the received signals.
  1. As the space owner, open Integrations, configure the Discord channel webhook, and use Send Test Alert.
  2. For base alarms, connect a Smart Alarm to the circuit and link its paired ID under Details and Devices.
  3. Open Alert History to view events. With editing permission, use Take Care to record that someone is handling the notice.
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Map references

Consult the symbols, colors, and features to interpret what appears on the map.

Map controls · VIPFind JarvansSelect two corners on the map to search for possible foundation positions.

Select an area with each side between 12 and 500 meters.

Excludes estimated TC ranges and outlines saved on this map, including clan annotations. Unmarked TCs and buildings are not detected.

Estimated positions for a foundation. Check TCs, obstacles and the required height in the game.

Up to 80 suggestions, prioritizing gentler slopes and less height variation. No results does not mean building is impossible.

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MarkersAnti-Jarvan TCTC on a single foundation, with an adjustable pulsing white radius.

TC on a single foundation. Pulsing white circle with an approximate reference radius of 18 m from the marked point. Adjust the radius to match building privilege in the game. This does not indicate TC monitoring.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersPower centralChoose the switch for this point. The command controls all equipment connected to the circuit.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

Save the marker and reopen it to link a smart switch.

The owner keeps access. Control requires VIP and active team membership.

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MarkersPointA general reference for locations, routes and team notes.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersAuto turretIdentifies a sentry. You set its direction and estimated range.

Choose where the sentry is facing. Rust+ does not report this direction. Without it, we just show a reference circle.

Initial acquisition covers 180°, with a 30 m reference range. Obstacles and height can change the situation in-game; outside the sector does not mean safe.

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MarkersTurret trapSentry trap indicates a trap. Destroyed keeps the point on the map, without the range cone.

Open the sentry and select Sentry trap or Destroyed based on what you verified in-game.

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MarkersSentry destroyedThe × symbol preserves the destroyed sentry's position and removes its range from the map.

Open the sentry and select Sentry trap or Destroyed based on what you verified in-game.

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MarkersGarageRecords a garage and the direction of its exit.

The arrow points from the door to the outside of the garage. Choose the direction on the map (north up).

While drawing, use Add Garage Door to record the entrance and indicate the exit direction.

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MarkersWallMarks a wall. To trace its length, use Add wall and record the points in order.

While drawing, use Add Wall Gate to record its position and exit direction.

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MarkersHempIndicates hemp or a plantation you want to track.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersHelipadIdentifies a helicopter landing or parking area.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersRefineryRecords a refinery to help organize production and team routes.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersLarge furnaceIdentifies a large furnace and its location in the territory.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersEnemy baseThe enemy base turns purple; the estimated radius will be calculated by the closed contour you draw.

Save the point and use Define Base Area to draw the outline.

Status reported by you. When applied, it is recorded in the history of this wipe and visible to the clan along with the description.

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MarkersAllied baseIdentifies a team base. Drawing adds its outline and label.

The type identifies the design. On the map, the building maintains its outline and legend, without an icon in the center.

The drawing uses approximate positions of Rust+ and does not calculate the construction privilege of TC.

Creating and editing base and wall designs requires VIP. Free members can view shared drawings.

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MarkersMark TCA manual point records the TC location; monitoring requires a paired Storage Monitor.

Save the position of TC on this map. To track features and upkeep, install a Storage Monitor to the TC, power it, and pair it to the Rust+; then link the device to this marking.

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MarkersTC monitoredThe paired monitor maintains the automatic TC marker. Turning off the monitor does not remove the point.

Pair Storage Monitor alongside TC, with your online character. New pairings are consulted every minute; a contemporary position of your character allows you to position the point approximately. Just installing the item does not send the pairing.

Automatic TC: adjust name and position, maintaining the TC type and the pairing server. The marker remains visible when the monitor is turned off. Once marked as destroyed, it can be removed.

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MarkersLootMarks resources, containers or gathering locations you want to remember.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersDangerHighlights a known risk so the team can avoid or investigate the location.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersMeetingSets a meeting point for the team.

Choose the type, name and color in the editor. FrontWar markers do not place objects in the game.

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MarkersUnknownIdentifies a point whose cause or status has not yet been confirmed.

The cause of death is not reported by Rust+. You can create a tactical point to identify this location.

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MarkersLast deathThe cause of death is not reported by Rust+. You can create a tactical point to identify this location.

The center is the location of death, not the exact position of the sentry.

Points of this wipe. A new death does not replace locations you have saved.

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Zones and colorsFront of the sentryThe sector shows the configured direction. Without a direction, a reference circle appears.

Initial acquisition covers 180°, with a 30 m reference range. Obstacles and height can change the situation in-game; outside the sector does not mean safe.

Apply to the rays of your sentries and clan sentries. TC icons, captions, and alerts remain visible. The preference is saved in this browser.

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Zones and colorsRadius of monumentsPurple indicates known or estimated building limits. Check the actual limit in-game.

The outline depends on the available data for this map. Being outside it does not guarantee you can build.

Enable Monument ranges to see the areas; in Labels, choose whether to display their names.

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Zones and colorsUnderground station entranceThe subway entrance uses a square area, positioned and oriented using the available map data.

The outline depends on the available data for this map. Being outside it does not guarantee you can build.

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Zones and colorsRail tunnel entranceThe railway connection has its own outline. It does not use the same square as the subway entrance.

The outline depends on the available data for this map. Being outside it does not guarantee you can build.

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Zones and colorsEnemy baseThe purple circle is calculated from the drawn outline. It does not represent actual TC building privilege.

The radius is automatically calculated by the closed drawing.

Status reported by you. When applied, it is recorded in the history of this wipe and visible to the clan along with the description.

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Zones and colorsDesigned bases and wallsThe type identifies the design. On the map, the building maintains its outline and legend, without an icon in the center.

The name, design and doors or gates appear to clan members.

The drawing uses approximate positions of Rust+ and does not calculate the construction privilege of TC.

Creating and editing base and wall designs requires VIP. Free members can view shared drawings.

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Zones and colorsSuspected raidA sudden upkeep drop to zero or loss of a monitor reading can trigger the red alert.

After 5 minutes without recovery, the red ends and the TC is marked as destroyed by the rule. Yellow continues as long as upkeep is below the threshold. A general server crash does not trigger the raid alert.

The monitor stopped reading. Power outage or removal of the monitor can also trigger this rule. A general connection drop does not trigger the alert.

Waves come out of TC, expand and disappear. Standard radius: 50 m, adjustable from 50 to 2,000 m. Visual estimation: The monitor does not detect sounds or measure the audible range of rockets or explosives. These options are only saved in this browser.

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Zones and colorsLow upkeepFor example: 8 hours. This TC pulses yellow on the clan map while upkeep is below the limit. Resetting resources ends the warning. The raid rule continues with red alert for 5 minutes.

The TC symbol remains on the map. After 5 minutes of red alert without recovery, it is marked as destroyed and can be removed. A positive maintained reading resets the monitor. Configure the yellow warning in Open TC → Configure alert.

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Zones and colorsAreas with the most deathsRegions of 100 × 100 m, considering deaths from the selected filter.

Choose a period or the last deaths of each player in this wipe. Registration happens automatically via Rust+.

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Zones and colors · VIPBest locationsSuggestions sorted by the combination of your filters.

Choose a 12 × 12, 24 × 24 or 40 × 40 m area. The filter uses terrain, rivers and building restrictions from the map. A smaller base may fit where a larger area would be excluded.

Suggestion based on the terrain of this wipe. Check out the free area, existing TCs, rocks and the actual construction limit in the game.

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Zones and colorsLeft the clanGray points preserve markers left by former clan members, without receiving new updates.

The Tactical Map automatically gathers the game markings and saved points of those who connect to the same clan, server and wipe. Each player edits their own points.

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Map controlsMark positionMark position uses your character's current location. Dragging stops tracking.

Positions queried every ~5 s while the map is open.

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Map controlsTrack playerPositions queried every ~5 s while the map is open.

Mark position uses your character's current location. Dragging stops tracking.

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Map controlsDraw baseStand outside the base, along each outer corner of the foundation, and record your position in order.

The drawing uses approximate positions of Rust+ and does not calculate the construction privilege of TC.

Creating and editing base and wall designs requires VIP. Free members can view shared drawings.

While drawing, use Add Garage Door to record the entrance and indicate the exit direction.

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Map controlsAdd wall gateWhile drawing, use Add Wall Gate to record its position and exit direction.

Stay by the wall gate, on the outside, and wait for your position to update. The arrow indicates the exit.

Walls are open lines: you do not need to join the last point to the first.

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Map controlsMap layersToggle players, game points, markers, drawings, deaths and zones as needed.

The TC automatic marker is always visible, even when the monitor is not communicating.

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Map controlsSubtitlesChoose which labels appear: monuments, territories, players and each marker category.

Preference for this browser only, including points shared by the clan. Details are still available on hover.

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Map controlsHidden markersOpen a point on the map and click Hide marker. Use Hidden markers to show it again.

The other members continue to see these points. Unhide returns the marker, its range, and its outline to your map.

The TC automatic marker is always visible, even when the monitor is not communicating.

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Map controlsOpacity of sentriesApply to the rays of your sentries and clan sentries. TC icons, captions, and alerts remain visible. The preference is saved in this browser.
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Map controlsDeath historyChoose a period or the last deaths of each player in this wipe. Registration happens automatically via Rust+.

Your preference is saved in your account. Does not change the view of colleagues or delete history. Manually saved kill tags do not fall within this limit.

Personal and clan death history requires VIP. Deaths not received during a disconnection may be missing. Manually saved Tactical Points remain in Saved deaths.

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Map controlsRecent deathsEscolha de 1 a 50 mortes por jogador e informe se deseja exibi-las.

Até 50 mortes por jogador, sempre deste servidor e wipe. A escolha vale para você e cada integrante vinculado do clã. Se houver menos registros, aparecem os disponíveis.

Clan history and recent deaths require VIP. The Last Personal Death remains available on Free.

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Map controlsHistory of bases and wipesIncludes your bases and the clan markings that were shared with this map. Registration starts from this version; Old wipes only appear when there is saved data.

Ciclo de wipe: Deixe vazio para remover a previsão. A contagem parte do último wipe real recebido do Rust+. Servidores podem mudar a programação; só uma nova data do jogo inicia outro wipe no histórico.

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Team and connectionsOverviewKeep track of your bases, prepare your team and respond in time.

Organize your points and monitor paired monitors.

Team and device events will appear here.

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Team and connectionsMy profileYour Steam identity and settings for connected play.

An identity for your servers, bases and clans. Login takes place directly at Steam.

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Team and connectionsConnect Rust+Connect the account and server you play on. The Tactical Map automatically brings together the points of confirmed members of the same clan.

Under Connections, click Link Rust+. Follow the instructions to authorize in Facepunch, copy the return from the browser's network panel and paste it into the FrontWar form.

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Team and connectionsIn-game markersOpen the map with G on Rust and place a fixed marker on the location. The received coordinates appear here.

No tags received in this reading. Keep the marker fixed on the game map and update after a few seconds. If it remains empty, the server may not make these markings available through Rust+.

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Team and connectionsClanThe Tactical Map automatically gathers the game markings and saved points of those who connect to the same clan, server and wipe. Each player edits their own points.

Your settings are private. Tactical Map points are automatically pooled with the game clan; Guest spaces are a separate option.

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Team and connectionsTeamKnow who's in the game and who can access the dashboard.

This list is the game team, which can be smaller than the clan. Query approximately every 20 seconds.

Positions queried every ~5 s while the map is open.

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Team and connectionsBases and TCsOrganize your points and monitor paired monitors.

A marker on the map records the location, but does not prove the status of TC. For TC readings, install and pair a Storage Monitor. For alarms, use a Smart Alarm connected to the base circuit and configure the Discord webhook in Integrations.

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Team and connectionsDiscord notificationsConfigure the channel that receives alerts from this space.

Shipping depends on Discord and device settings. Presence on voice channels is not yet available in this version.

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Team and connectionsAlert historyA history of the signs that deserve your attention.

Team and device events will appear here.

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Team and connectionsMonthly competitionDispute upkeep and amount of TCs with players and clans on this server.

1 point per hour of protection monitored for each TC. The territory ranking counts peak active TCs, not base area or material consumption.

Only Storage Monitors who have already confirmed protection from TC participate. Manual markers and regular boxes do not score. Lack of reading stops the accumulation.

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Team and connections · VIPFrontWar VIPFind positions to build using landforms, rivers, forests, and known monument boundaries. Also see the recent deaths of allies linked to your clan.

Clan history and recent deaths require VIP. The Last Personal Death remains available on Free.

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Team and connectionsCan I access via cell phone?Link through Chrome on a computer with FrontWar+. Then use the same Steam account on your phone to access the dashboard. Return to the computer to renew authorization.
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Editor symbols

The same symbols as the map, with names to help identify them. The selected type determines the options available in the editor.

Illustrations are references. The map only shows data received from Rust+ and points recorded by players.