DWG RG-939Specification

Contact Rust Graphs

One address for everything: hello@rustgraphs.space. Write to it about the site, a server's graphs, advertising or the data.

Email: hello@rustgraphs.space

A server looks wrong. Most values plotted here come from what the server publishes: name, description, tags, wipe schedule and header image. Change them at the source and the next refresh, every five minutes, records the change. If a wipe is missed or a value stays wrong, send the server's address as ip:port and the value you expected. We check it against the data recorded for that server.

Wipe not plotted. Send the ip:port and the wipe time with its UTC offset. Wipe history is plotted from what the server reports; a wipe at 19:00 UTC appears on the graph for that server after the next refresh.

Advertising. What is available is on the advertising page. Email that address with what you have in mind.

Using the data. The numbers here are free to use in a project. Ask first, and we can tell you which figures are recorded rather than derived. The server list links every server's graphs by address; the pages on player count and the wipe schedule explain the units and time ranges used.

Questions

3 notes

01How do I report a wrong value on a server's graph?

Email hello@rustgraphs.space with the server's address as ip:port and the value you expected to see. Most values come from what the server publishes, so a change at the source is recorded at the next refresh, every five minutes. We check reported errors against the data recorded for that server.

02How do I get my server listed on Rust Graphs?

Public Rust servers are plotted from their published data; there is no separate listing to apply for. Make sure the server's name, wipe schedule and other details are correct where it publishes them, and the next refresh picks them up. If a server is missing, email its ip:port to hello@rustgraphs.space.

03Can I use the numbers from Rust Graphs in my own project?

The figures are free to use. Email hello@rustgraphs.space first and say what you are building, and we can point you at figures that are recorded rather than derived. Ask before scraping pages, since the same data can usually be given more cleanly.