In this tutorial we will see how to display the time of your Rust server with the command env.time
. This command can be executed in game if you are an admin or a moderator, as well as in the live console of the management panel.
- Go to the panel.
- In the live console, enter the command
env.time
. - The value displayed is the time of your Rust server. For example:
env.time: "22.14444"
Changing the time
To change the time of your Rust server, use the same env.time
command, specifying as first argument the time you want. For example:
env.time 12
Little tip, if you want to add for example 3 hours, use the command env.addtime
:
env.addtime 3
Change day, month and year
If you can change the day, month or year of your Rust server, you can use the same technique with the following commands:
-
env.day
allows you to display / change the day. -
env.month
allows you to display / change the month. -
env.year
allows to display / change the year.
Example:
env.day 1
env.month 1
env.month 2020
Pause time
To pause the time of your server with env.progresstime
.
To activate the passing time:
env.progresstime false
To pause:
env.progresstime true