- STEP1. Log in to the Game Panel.
- STEP2. Click the "Stop" button in the upper right of the item in the "Dashboard".
- STEP3. Select [Console] from the left menu.
- STEP4. Enter the following command in the console.
- STEP5. Next, enter server.writecfg and press Enter to save the changes.
- STEP6. Verify the new auto-save interval in the console.
STEP1. Log in to the Game Panel.
Account information is required to access the Game Panel. Use your login credentials to access the Game Panel and open the server management page.
STEP2. Click the “Stop” button in the upper right of the item in the “Dashboard”.
You need to stop the currently running Rust server. On the “Dashboard” page, click the “Stop” button and wait for the server to stop.
STEP3. Select [Console] from the left menu.
Once the server stops, click “Console” in the left menu to open the console window. You can send commands directly to the server here.
STEP4. Enter the following command in the console.
server.saveinterval <seconds>
By default, the save interval is 600 seconds (10 minutes). Use this command to set your desired save interval.
| Note | The default save interval is <600> seconds (10 minutes). |
STEP5. Next, enter server.writecfg and press Enter to save the changes.
Use the “server.writecfg” command to save changes to the configuration file. This will reflect the new save interval in the server settings.
STEP6. Verify the new auto-save interval in the console.
This allows you to verify the interval at which the server is currently saving data. If the new value is displayed, you can confirm that the change has been completed.
The procedure for changing the auto-save interval on your Rust server is now complete.