Build in 3D
Use square and triangular pieces, walls, floors, roofs, doors and deployables. Choose materials and check placement in the scene.
Plan before the wipe
Rust base builder in 3D
Lay out your base in the browser, check material costs and walk through its rooms before spending resources in the game.
Published designs are free to view without signing in. Creating and saving your own designs requires Premium.
From the first foundation to a complete plan
Check the material cost
The estimate updates with your design. In Resources, compare it with connected storage and select a design as a building goal.
Inspect before building
Walk through your rooms and check clearances. Changes can be undone; your own design stays private until you publish it separately.
How to plan a base
01
Create a project
Sign in, open the builder and name your project. Creating and saving designs requires Premium.
02
Lay out your base
Open the building plan, place a foundation and add walls, floors and deployables. Choose a material and check the estimate.
03
Inspect and save
Walk through the base and check your item placement. Changes save automatically; prepare a cover and publication separately.
Before you begin
Can I view bases without an account?
Yes. Browse the catalogue, published designs, 3D views and estimates without signing in. Creating and saving your own projects requires Premium.
What does the Rust base estimate include?
The estimate uses the selected building pieces, their materials and placed deployables. It helps you prepare resources; it does not build anything or spend your items in the game.
Does the builder reproduce Rust physics?
Geometry, placement and support checks approximate Rust. Full parity with the game is not guaranteed: verify a design in Rust before spending resources.
Who can see my design?
Projects are private until published. Publishing is a separate action: choose a cover and description, then confirm public access to the design.
Prepare your next base before the wipe
Open the builder for your own project or start by exploring published designs for free.