Modifiers

Modifiers allow you to manually edit the gather rates, cook speeds, loot scaling for individual items, and other things.

You can add multiple modifiers for the same item, or of the same type, but each new command will require a new line.

A good resource for “itemname” is Corrosion hour's guide to Rust Please keep in mind that some items listed on this site may not be implemented in Rust: Console Edition at the time of writing.

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Modifier Application

Collection

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" collection "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the relative rate of collection for that particular item from collectables

(like hemp plants, nodettes, etc) (max 3).

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "Stones" collection "3"

Players will collect 3x as much Stone as normal from Stone Nodettes.

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Cook Amount

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" cookamount "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the relative yield received for that particular item when processed in a furnace.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "metal.refined" cookamount "3"

Triples yield when smelting HQM in a furnace.

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Cook Speed

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" cookspeed "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the relative speed at which that item will be processed by a furnace.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "metal.ore" cookspeed "3"

Triples (3x) the cook speed of Metal Ore, effectively reducing the time taken to produce to a ⅓ of the base rate.

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Crafting Speed

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" craftspeed "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is a scale of how fast that particular item will take to craft.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "cupboard.tool" craftspeed "2"

Doubles the crafting speed when crafting a Tool Cupboard.

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Crafting Time

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" crafttime "value"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate.

"Value" will override

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "cupboard.tool" crafttime "10"

Overrides crafting time for crafting a Tool Cupboard and sets it to 10 seconds.

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Gathering

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" gather "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the relative gathering rate for that particular item.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "Wood" gather "2"

Players will collect twice as much Wood when harvesting directly from trees.

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Loot

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" loot "scale"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the relative amount of loot received for that particular item.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "Scrap" loot "3"

Triples (3x) the amount of scrap spawned from scrap resources (barrels, crates etc.)

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Tools

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modifiers.setmodifier "ToolName" tool "scale"

Where "ToolName" is the name of the tool you want to manipulate,

and "scale" is the scale of metarial collected on-hit when using this tool.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "Hatchet" tool "2"

Doubles gather rate on Hatchets. (Twice as many resources collected per-hit)

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Workbench Level

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modifiers.setmodifier "ItemName" workbenchlevel "value"

Where "ItemName" is the name of the item you want to manipulate,

and "value" sets the workbench tier required to craft the specified item.

Example

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modifiers.setmodifier "rifle.ak" workbenchlevel "1"

Sets the Assault Rifle to be craftable with a Lvl 1 Workbench. You must still have the blueprint unlocked, and this does not unlock the Assault Rifle blueprint on the Tech Tree.

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Furnaces

Furnace Cook Speed

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craft.itemcookspeedmultiplier “scale”

Where "scale" controls the relative speed of furnace cooking.

(Max 3)

Example

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craft.itemcookspeedmultiplier “2”

Furnaces will cook twice as fast.

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Furnace Efficiency

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craft.furnaceusagemultiplier “scale"

Where "scale" controls the relative amount of Low Grade Fuel that furnaces use.

(Max 3)

Example

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craft.furnaceusagemultiplier “3"

Furnaces will burn 3 times as much fuel when this is active.

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Furnace Output

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craft.furnaceoutputmultiplier “scale"

Where "scale" controls the relative amount of output that furnaces yield.

(Max 3)

Example

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craft.furnaceoutputmultiplier "3"

Furnaces will yield triple the amount of items when smelting.

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✨NEW✨ Other Modifiers

Charcoal Production

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modifiers.charcoalratescale "scale"

Where "scale" controls the relative amount of charcoal produced as a by-product of smelting and using furnaces. (Max 3)

Example

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modifiers.charcoalratescale "3"

Furnaces will produces triple the charcoal when smelting.

Quarry Production

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modifiers.quarryprocessratescale "scale"

Where "scale" controls the relative speed of Ore/HQM/Stone production by a quarry. Works on all quarries. (Max 3)

Example

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modifiers.quarryprocessratescale "3"

Quarries will produce the same amount of product, 3 times faster.

Crude Oil Efficiency

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modifiers.crudeoiloutputscale "scale"

Where "scale" is the relative efficiency of Crude Oil produced when using an Oil Refinery. (Max 3)

Example

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modifiers.crudeoiloutputscale "3"

Oil Refineries will now produce triple the amount of Low Grade Fuel when using an Oil Refinery.

Low Grade Fuel Efficiency

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modifiers.lowgradeoutputscale "scale"

Where "scale" is the relative efficiency of Low Grade Fuel when using Pumpjacks and Oil Refineries (Max 3)

Example

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modifiers.lowgradeoutputscale "3"

Low Grade Fuel is now 3x more efficient when used in Pumpjacks and Oil Refineries.

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Modifier Management

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modifiers.listmodifiers "ItemName"

Outputs all of the currently active modifiers for a defined item, into the console.

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modifiers.listallmodifiers

Outputs all the items that have modifiers, and their modifiers, into the console.

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modifiers.clearmodifier "ItemName" "modifier"

Removes a previously applied modifier from an item.

You can also use "all" to remove all of the modifiers on that item.

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modifiers.clearmodifiers

Removes all modifiers from all items.