Rubin Lite RUST

Boxes and fill

A frame around the target or a solid rectangle. The filled one reads faster in bushes and at night, the plain frame gets less in the way up close.

Skeleton

A bone frame shows the pose: the target is lying in a bag, crouched behind a rock, or already turning to shoot.

View direction

A ray from the head tells you where the enemy is looking. Flanking on a mine turns into a plan instead of luck.

Name and distance

Nickname and range in metres above the player. The numbers tell you straight away whether you can make it to cover.

Held item

The name of what the target is holding, plus an item icon. You can see who is still on a rock at wipe start and who already pulled an AK.

Team ID

A group id over every player. One number shared by five people means four more are coming after the first body.

Hotbar and clothes

The target's full belt and gear. Before a trade you know whether they carry meds, ammo and what armour is on them.

FOV line

The enemy field of view drawn on your screen. Handy for walking around somebody's sector instead of straight into it.

Target filters

Three separate toggles: teammates, sleepers and wounded. Sleepers usually go off so the screen does not fill with frames inside a base.

Player chams

The model painted through walls. Keeps the enemy on your eyes while they flicker behind a rock or a base wall.

Radar

A dot map of the players around you. Shows who is walking in behind while you farm a sulfur node.

Out of FOV arrows

Pointers on the screen edges for anyone outside your current angle. They earn their keep in forests and on narrow rock paths.

Looking at you

A marker fires when a target turns towards you. One second is enough to step behind a rock before the first shot.

Cupboards and bags

Tool cupboard, sleeping bags and workbenches of somebody else's base. Bags tell you the headcount, the cupboard tells you where the core is.

Traps and turrets

Shotgun traps, auto turrets, SAM sites, flame turrets and mines. A raid stops opening with a random blast under your feet.

Ground loot

Dropped items, corpses and backpacks. After a trade you find your own bag and theirs fast, even if the fight happened in the dark.

Vehicles

Minicopter, scrap heli, boats and bikes. Useful when you need transport right now and the port is a long run away.

Ore nodes

Sulfur, metal and stone are marked separately. For a night sulfur run you leave one category on and stop tripping over stone.

Ground pickups

Hemp, metal fragments, stones and wood. The screen stays readable because every category has its own toggle.

Crates

Crate highlights in monuments and radtowns. You plan the route before you walk in, instead of circling rooms somebody already cleared.

Recoil compensation

Spread is pulled down horizontally and vertically, each axis on its own slider. AK, Thompson and MP5 all get different numbers.

Configs

Presets get created, saved and loaded. One set for solo farming, another for an evening raid with the team.

Menu key

The panel hotkey is rebindable. People move it away from game binds so the menu does not pop out in the middle of a fight.

Text ESP

A mode that prints target data as lines instead of frames. The screen stays clean and the information is still there.

ESP preview

A window that renders the drawing right inside the menu. Colours and sizes get dialled in before you join a server.