Rust servers have a default autosave feature that saves all player and map progress. Setting a Rust server's autosave duration to the correct value helps prevent significant data loss from server crashes or connection issues. However, selecting an interval that is too short may result in an overabundance of saved files, quickly filling up server storage space. Players can fine-tune the save interval at any time via the command window, enabling on-the-fly adjustments if issues arise.

How to Change the Autosave Interval on a Rust Server (Online)

1. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.

2. Start the server.

3. Go to the Console tab.

4. Run the following command to change the autosave interval: server.saveinterval <seconds>

Note: The default save interval is 60 seconds. Acceptable values are from 30 to 600.

5. Run the following command to save the changes: server.writecfg

6. The console will confirm the new autosave interval.

How to Change the Autosave Interval on a Rust Server (Restart)

1. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.

2. Stop the server.

3. Go to the Startup tab.

4. In the Save Interval field, enter the desired interval in seconds, ranging from 30 to 600.

5. Start the server.