Rust Combat Log Command

I have no clue where these commands were originally put together, but I have had this list sitting in a private discord server for a couple years now and realized that some people do not have them and would probably enjoy the game more if they do.

A few practical reasons for using the RUST combat log command:

Identifying players that engaged in combat

Testing the effectiveness of a matrix of areas:

Different weapon’s range
Different ammo types
Different armor types
Different building materials
Different weapon modifications

Providing information for reporting potential hackers (i.e. across the world shots)

Investigating potential hackers as an admin

Identifying what weapons enemies have used

Monitoring and reporting player combat statistics over time

These are some console commands that are useful for new and veteran players! All of these inputs will help you be more efficient, safe, etc. I hope that you’ll learn at least one new command from this guide!

FAQ

What is the command for combat log Rust?

The RUST combat log command can be issued from the in-game console only. Press the F1 key to open the in-game console and type in the specific combat log syntax listed below, then press enter. The RUST combat log size variable can be issued from both the in-game console and RCON platforms.

How do I get my combat log up in Rust?

You can see how much damage you delt by typing “combatlog” in player’ console.

How do you check damage in Rust?

You can see how much damage you delt by typing “combatlog” in player’ console.

What are the commands for Rust?

You can see how much damage you delt by typing “combatlog” in player’ console.

Rust Combat Log Command

A few practical reasons for using the RUST combat log command:

FAQ

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