The Skin Downloader allows you to view, save, download, and fetch information for Skins in Rust.
You can use the +inventory.giveto command, or a plugin to spawn in an item with a custom skin.

RSMT downloads and updates your Oxide plugins directly from uMod API itself.
There is currently not an in-app plugin browser.
It provides updates to the latest version(s) of your plugin(s) from uMod.
This is the only site used as uMod is reputable, unlike other websites which may host/contain malicious plugins.

The backup feature allows you to create a backup folder of your server, including world data, player data, Oxide data, or the whole server.
You can choose what to backup and easily restore from previous backups when needed.
I recommend updating to the latest versions after a restore, unless you have the Rust game client version and server versions identical.

The backup is also for archival purposes just in case Rust becomes an even worse game to play in the future.

The Local Media Server allows you to broadcast MP3 files to your Rust server for use with boomboxes.
You can host your own music that players can listen to in-game through the server's boombox system.

1. Open Local Media Server
2. Import your music to the %temp%\_LMSMedia folder
3. Click `Start Server`, accept the UAC prompt, click once more to broadcast
4. Select your songs by single or CTRL+Clicking
5. Then click `Copy Command` and paste into RCON Tool while connected
6. Then go in-game hold a boombox right-click and you should see your music!

Try running the application as administrator, as some features require elevated permissions to function properly. Please contact me with errors if found.

Verify that your server is running and that RCON is enabled in your server configuration.
Check that the IP, RCON port and password are correct. For owners or solo player only setup, you can set the IP to localhost or 127.0.0.1
To allow friends on the same Wi-Fi or LAN to connect, set the server IP to your device's LAN IP
(e.g., 192.168.1.x, find by opening cmd.exe ➜ run, ipconfig ➜ IPv4 Address : 192.x.x.x , this is what your administrators or friends use.)

Skin Downloader gets the raw contents from Steam API that the game uses to apply an overlay onto an in-game item.

Instructions:
1. Open Skin Downloader, check the `Save to Client` checkbox, select your desired item in the dropdown, or select Fetch All.
2. Wait for Skins to fetch, then click `Download all Fetched` to save the files, be aware this takes a long time.
3. After downloads complete, you may then connect to your server and utilize the downloaded Skins.
Example inventory.giveto bob rifle.ak 1 889710179

3a. Note: Use graphics.itemskintimeout -1 to instantly load downloaded Skins in-game after the program has saved some.
3b. graphics.itemskintimeout resets each game launch.
You can also utilize plugins like SkinBox or Skins, this is recommended as it contains all Skin IDs, that Steam will already download.

If you did not download skins with the Skin Downloader with Rust Server Management Tool, this may be the issue.
If you only copied and pasted the Skins.json to your server's oxide\config folder, Steam will still download missing content because of this.

1. I recommend Downloading Skins prior to attempting to load them with a plugin or you may get stuck on Downloading workshop content from Steam.
2. If you downloaded Skins, but they are not loading in-game, ensure graphics.itemskintimeout in the in-game console is set to a valid number like 999.
2a. Ensure in Steam, there is no internet connection error, if so just click the retry button. (this is due to Steam's rate limits)
2b. If graphics.itemskintimeout is set to -1, the game should instantly load Skins, and no longer download them. This is useful if you have a lot of Skins saved.