Rust Reboot: Facepunch's Latest Game-Changing Commits!

Facepunch staff have been actively contributing to the Rust Reboot project, with numerous commits addressing various aspects of the game. Here’s a detailed summary of the latest updates:

Recent Commits

Gameplay & Mechanics

• Naval Update: Several commits focus on boat building, steering mechanics, and sail functionality. Adjustments include fixing steering offsets, adding sail radial menu options, and dynamically calculating thrust based on open sails.

• SyncVars: Improvements to Protobuf SyncVars ensure proper autosaving and loading, addressing trailing empty bits that previously caused issues.

• Compass View model: Fixes include removing old meshes and adjusting transition blend times for smoother deployment.

Graphics & Environment

• MacOS Environment Volume Issues: Fixes include removing commented-out code and updating compute buffers to avoid stride errors on Metal.

• Wallpaper & Flooring: Multiple commits refine wallpaper deployment, fix missing prefabs, and improve UV mapping for various surfaces.

• Abyss Containers: A new vertical variant now includes seaweed for added environmental detail.

UI & Accessibility

• New Menu Features: Enhancements include a generic search bar with a cancel button and improved settings menu search results.

• Camera Tilt Adjustments: A new option allows players to disable camera tilt while using certain vehicles, improving accessibility.

Bug Fixes & Optimizations

• Shader Issues: Fixes address Unity Standard Core file errors caused by excessive interpolators.

• Mission Points: New gizmos help with placement, and mission points have been reapplied to key locations like gas stations and supermarkets.

• Tesla Coil & RF Broadcaster: Adjustments ensure proper emission settings and prevent unintended green light activation.

For a full list of commits, you can explore the Facepunch Commits repository