How to Allow other players to View your Inventory in RUST PC (Surrender)
3Allowing other players to view your inventory in Rust is not a built-in feature of the game, but you can achieve this through specific methods such as sharing screenshots or using third-party plugins on modded servers. Here’s how you can do it:
Sharing Screenshots
Open Your Inventory:
Press the Tab key to open your inventory.
Take a Screenshot:
Press F12 to take a screenshot using Steam’s built-in screenshot feature.
Alternatively, you can use third-party tools like ShareX or the Windows Snipping Tool.
Share the Screenshot:
After taking the screenshot, you can share it with other players through Steam, Discord, or any other platform you use to communicate.
Using Third-Party Plugins (Modded Servers)
If you are on a modded server with specific plugins installed, you might be able to allow other players to view your inventory. One popular plugin for this purpose is the Lusty Inventory plugin. Here’s a general outline of how it works:
Server Admin Installation:
The server admin needs to install the Lusty Inventory plugin on the server.
This can be done by downloading the plugin from the Oxide/Umod website and adding it to the server’s plugin directory.
Configuring the Plugin:
The server admin configures the plugin settings, including permissions for which players can use the inventory view feature.
Using the Plugin:
Players with the required permissions can use chat commands or UI elements to request to view another player’s inventory.
Typically, the player whose inventory is being viewed will need to grant permission for this action.
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