Wipe Schedule and Auto-Rules
A wipe is a full or partial reset of a game server. Tirify lets you publish a wipe schedule on the storefront and configure automatic rules.
What is a wipe
In Rust and similar games, servers are periodically wiped — buildings, inventories, and progress are removed. This levels the playing field for new players.
Two wipe types:
| Type | What is reset |
|---|---|
| MAP | Map only (new seed). Buildings removed, inventory kept |
| FULL | Full reset. Map + inventory + blueprints |
How to configure the schedule
- Admin panel → your store → Wipe schedule
- Rules — configure recurring wipes
- Events — one-off or scheduled wipe entries
Rules (WipeRule)
A rule is a template for a recurring wipe. For example: "every Friday at 18:00 UTC — MAP wipe".
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Day of week | Monday–Sunday |
| Time | UTC (converted to local time on the storefront) |
| Wipe type | MAP / FULL |
| Server | Which server this rule applies to |
| Active | On/off |
Events (WipeSchedule)
Specific wipe dates — generated from rules or created manually.
- Each event has a scheduledAt — the wipe time
- source: AD_HOC (manual) or RULE (from a rule)
- serverName, serverIp, serverPort — used for the "Copy connect" button
How players see the schedule
On the storefront — page /wipe-schedule:
- Header — "Upcoming wipe schedule"
- WipeStripHeader — a compact 14-day strip
- Wipe list — cards per day with date, time, and type
- Connect button — copy
client.connect IP:PORT
In the left rail — the WipeWidget with a live countdown to the next wipe.
Wipe schedule on the storefront
The store owner can show or hide the schedule:
- Admin panel → Settings → Show wipe schedule on storefront
- Default: enabled if at least one server and one rule exist
Plugin API
The TirifyRUST plugin automatically fetches the schedule on startup and can:
- Auto-reset permissions: the plugin can remove player groups after a wipe
- Automatically mark wipes as completed on the server
Next steps
- Servers and RCON — how to connect a server
- Orders and delivery — how delivery works