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What Is The Rust Remover Tool Plugin?

The remover tool plugin adds a simple system that allows players to remove entities like walls, doors, and deployables using a command or tool in-game.

Unlike Rust’s default system, this plugin lets:

Building owners remove structures long after placing them
Admins remove any structure or entity
Players remove entire buildings or connected structures

This makes it easier to fix mistakes, redesign a base, or clean up unwanted builds without wasting resources.

Installing The Rust Remover Tool Plugin

Before you install plugins, your server must have Oxide (uMod) installed.

Step 1: Download the Plugin

Download the latest version of the Remover Tool plugin from the official uMod page.

Step 2: Upload the Plugin File

Open your Rust server files
Navigate to the following directory:

oxide/plugins

Upload the RemoverTool.cs file

Step 3: Restart Your Server

Restart your Rust server so the plugin can load and generate its config file.

Once installed, the plugin will automatically create a config file in:

oxide/config

This file is where all remover tool config settings are stored.

Setting Up Permissions

By default, no one can use the remover tool until permissions are assigned.

Permissions determine who can use the tool and what functionality they have.

Basic Permission Commands

Run these in your server console:

oxide.grant group default removertool.normal
oxide.grant group admin removertool.admin

Common Permissions

removertool.normal → Allows normal players to remove their own building blocks
removertool.admin → Allows removing any entity
removertool.structure → Allows removing an entire building
removertool.all → Removes all connected entities
removertool.external → Removes external walls

Be careful: giving advanced permissions to normal players is strongly unrecommended since they can freely remove large structures.

Using The Rust Remover Tool Plugin

Once permissions are set, players can start using the remover tool in-game.

Enable the Remover Tool

/remove

This toggles the tool on. While enabled, you can remove entities by interacting with them.

Disable the Tool

/remove

Run the command again to turn it off.

Useful Commands

/remove admin

Enables admin mode (remove any entity)

/remove structure

Removes an entire building

/remove all

Removes all connected building blocks

/remove external

Removes external walls

/remove time

Enables the remover tool for a certain amount of time

These commands allow quick removal of walls, doors, stone walls, wood walls, and other entities depending on permissions.

Configuring The Remover Tool (RemoverTool.json)

The RemoverTool config is where you control how the plugin behaves.

Locate the Config File

/oxide/config/RemoverTool.json

Open this file to adjust settings like:

Remove interval
Max removable objects
Allowed entity types
Refund percentages
Tool cupboard requirements

Creating A Balanced Remover Tool Config

Enable removal only for building owners
Add in-game costs for removal
Disable removing tool cupboards
Limit structure removal to admins
Require cupboard access

This creates a balanced way to let players fix mistakes without breaking the game.

Tips For Server Owners

Always use the latest version of the plugin
Keep your config updated after changes
Avoid giving powerful permissions to normal players
Test settings before going live
Combine with raid-block plugins for extra protection

Final Thoughts

The Rust remover tool plugin is one of the most useful plugins you can install on a Rust server. It allows players to fix mistakes, rebuild efficiently, and manage their structures without frustration.

With proper permissions and a well-designed remover tool config, you can create a smooth, fair, and balanced building experience for your server.