How To Wipe a Rust Server: Including World, Blueprints and Playerdata

Note:

There are two ways to handle your map for this wipe:

– Change the world size and seed – follow How to Change Rust Server World Size and Seed.

– Use a custom map – follow How To Set A Custom Map On Your Rust Server.

1. Log In to Your Panel

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2. Stop Your Server

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3. Select the ‘Files’ Tab

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4. Locate Your Rust Server Files

Locate your Rust server files at /home/container/server/rust.

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5. Select the Files

• Blueprint Wipe – Delete the .blueprints files
  Removes every blueprint that players have unlocked, forcing them to re-learn all crafting recipes. This helps reset the balance between new and veteran players.
• Player Data Wipe – Delete the .db files to clear player data.
  Resets player inventories, stats, and progress while keeping blueprints intact. Often combined with a map wipe to give everyone a fresh start but preserve crafting knowledge. Often used together with a map wipe to fully reset the world without removing learned recipes.
• Map Wipe – Delete the .map or .sav files.
  This removes the entire generated world, including player bases, buildings, and terrain modifications. Players start on a brand-new map with no previous structures.
  
  

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6. Delete the Selected Files

Select the ‘Delete’ button (trash can icon).

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7. Set Your Map Details

Enter the world size and seed for this wipe.
If you’re using a custom map, you can leave these fields blank and follow How To Set A Custom Map On Your Rust Server to set up your map instead.

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8. Start Your Server

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