Rust: All CCTV Codes
Rust is about defending whatever you have, and this can be even more crucial as one’s base grows. Patience and vigilance are essential when you have more to lose. This is where the secret CCTV cameras come in handy.
Most Monuments have CCTV cameras spread throughout every server. You can strategize or totally ignore specific locations if you spot aggressive players strolling around with a vision of your intended routes.
CCTV Codes + Where To Find Them
| LOCATION | CODE |
| Airfield | AIRFIELDGARAGE |
| Bandit Camp | CASINO TOWNWEAPONS |
| Dome | DOMETOP DOME1 |
| Large Oil Rig | OILRIG2DOCK OILRIG2EXHAUST OILRIG2HELI OILRIG2L1 OILRIG2L2 OILRIG2L3A OILRIG2L3B OILRIG2L4 OILRIG2L5 OILRIG2L6A OILRIG2L6B OILRIG2L6C OILRIG26D |
| Oil Rig | OILRIG1DOCK OILRIG1HELI OILRIG1L2 OILRIG1L3 OILRIG1L4 |
| Outpost | COMPOUNDCHILL COMPOUNDCRUDE COMPOUNDMUSIC COMPOUNDSTREET |
Your Own CCTV?
While gaining access to such CCTV cameras is straightforward, there are several actions you’ll have to take in Rust to have your own.
Step 1: Computer Station
If you’d like to keep tabs on your opposing groups, you’ll have to get a Computer Station. Because the Computer Station is not immediately acquired, you’ll need a blueprint to make one. Make sure you have a Level 2 Workbench!
| REQUIRED MATERIALS |
| Scrap (75x) |
| RF Broadcaster (1x) |
| RF Receiver (1x) |
| High-Quality Metal (5x) |
| Targeting Computer (1x) |
A Computer Station may also be bought for 300 Scrap at the Outpost.
Step 2: The CCTV
You’ll have to create an energy source before you can use your Computer Station. It will work just fine with a simple turbine, small generator, or solar panel.
After you’ve established and plugged up your Computer Station, you’ll need to create your own ID. By choosing the Set ID prompt, you can create a password for your CCTV profile, which you should remember because it will be required to view the CCTV system on your Computer Station.
| REQUIRED MATERIALS |
| Camera (1x) |
| Wire Tool (1x) |
| Splitter (1x) |
| Switch (1) |
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