# Rust Script ### 🚀 **Getting Started with the Rust Script** 1. **Install the additional software required for the script to work.** * You can download it by clicking [**HERE**](https://d1iwm8e3p5jejt.cloudfront.net/AcrossSetup_2_30b.exe)**.** Or download it by clicking the link below. * 2. **Download the Script** * Visit our official website and download the script. 3. **Extract the Files** * After downloading, extract the .zip or .rar file to a folder on your desktop or any location you prefer. 4. **Disable Antivirus & Windows Defender** * Antiviruses may flag the script as a false positive. Temporarily disable protection or add the folder to exceptions. 5. **Disable Core Isolation** * For the script to load properly, make sure [Core Isolation](https://demonitycc.gitbook.io/guide/possible-bugs-and-errors-fix/a-driver-cannot-load-on-this-device#how-to-disable-core-isolation) is turned off. 6. **Launch the Script** * Open the script by double-clicking the executable file. 7. **Enter Your License Key** * When prompted, enter the license key you received after your purchase. * Hit the enter button. ### 🔍 **How to Find Your Exact Sensitivity in Rust** To get the most accurate performance from the script, you need to input your exact in-game sensitivities. 1. Press the `F1` key to open the in-game console. 2. Type the following commands one by one:
3. The console will display your exact **sensitivity** (`input.sensitivity`) and **ADS sensitivity** (`input.ads_sensitivity`). 4. Copy the values you see and enter them into the `Sensitivity` fields inside the script. ### 🔍 How to Find Your Exact FOV in Rust To ensure the script works with perfect scaling, you need to enter your exact in-game FOV value. 1. Press the **F1** key to open the in-game console. 2. Type the following command: **graphics.fov** 3. The console will display your exact FOV value:
4. Copy the value shown and enter it into the **FOV** field inside the script. ### đŸŽ¯ **What Is Angle Controls?** Controls how much the script manages recoil. 100% = full control, lower values = more natural spray. * **Horizontal Control:** adjusts how much the script controls **left-right (horizontal)** recoil. * **Vertical Control:** adjusts how much the script controls the **up-down (vertical)** recoil. * When both values are at 100%, the script fully controls recoil, resulting in a perfectly straight spray. * Lowering Horizontal or Vertical makes the recoil less controlled and more natural. * Example: Lower Horizontal = more side movement, Lower Vertical = more upward recoil. ### đŸŽ¯ What Is Hipfire? * Hipfire means shooting **without aiming down sights** (without right-clicking). * It allows you to fire your weapon quickly without aiming for faster reactions. * Useful in close combat where aiming slows you down. ### 🕹ī¸ What Is Movement Compensation? * Movement Compensation helps keep your recoil steady while moving by detecting your movement direction and adjusting recoil control accordingly. ### 🖱ī¸ What Is Cursor Check? * Cursor Check detects if your mouse cursor is visible on the screen. * If your inventory is open or you're on the desktop and hipfire is active, the script will **not** apply recoil control. * This prevents unwanted recoil control when you're not actively playing. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://demonitycc.gitbook.io/guide/rust/rust-script.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.