How to Disable Grass in Rust: A Complete Guide

Rust players often look for ways to improve game performance, and disabling grass is a popular method. Here's everything you need to know about how to disable grass in Rust.

The simplest way to disable grass in Rust is:

Launch the game and join a server
Press F1 to open the console
Type quitgrass and hit Enter

This command will immediately remove grass from your view, potentially boosting your frame rate.

However, it's important to note that this method may not work on all servers, as some have anti-cheat measures that prevent client-side modifications.

An alternative approach is to play on a barren map. These maps are designed without grass to improve performance. Keep in mind that barren maps also lack procedural rocks, which can change gameplay dynamics. Players often resort to spamming high walls for cover during fights on these maps.

If you're hosting your own server or have admin access, you can also modify server settings to disable grass globally. This ensures a consistent experience for all players on the server.

Whichever method you choose, you now have all the information needed to play Rust with reduced grass and potentially improved performance.