Radial Menu Rust 2025

About Radial MenuThe radial menu is a customizable quick access panel with all popular and frequently used server commands. It makes it a lot easier and faster to interact with various server mechanics, be it teleportation, trades, setting house points and various panels.

Features

• Allows to almost completely eliminate the manual entry of commands by the player.
• Automatic calculation and arrangement of any number of sections/subsections on a circle.
• Several display effects.
• Tracks a press of the MMB or on command (can be keyed to the same MMB).
• Checks for the privileges of a particular command, before executing it.
• Ability to use your own panel images.
• Full customization of the location and scale of icons and panel.
• Support for popular plugins (NTeleportation, Clans, Friends and Rust teams).
• Executing console or chat commands.

General settings

Track MMB presses to open a radial menu? - if the player has a MMB bind, the plugin will not open the Radial Menu.

The command to open the radial menu - you can use both the command and the MMB tracking. When using MMB tracking and the command at the same time: If a player has a MMB bind, his bind will be executed when he clicks on it, and the Radial Menu will not open. If there is no bind, the player can use both the command and the MMB press.

Upload images to players when they connect? - when a player connects to the server, the plugin will automatically download 3 images of menu rings to his client. This avoids displaying black rectangles when opening the menu while the plugin is downloading the images to the client.

Section/Subsection settings

The plugin has main sections (level 1), subsections at level 1 (level 2) and subsections at level 2 (level 3).

Section name - the name of the section, which is displayed under the icon.

Enable this section? – on/off section.

Section permission [required] - permission required for the plugin to work (without dots). Add "_add" to the end of the name so that the plugin does not register or check permissions for child subsections.

Section icon - direct link to the icon (recommended size 64x64).

Fill icon with color below? - Completely fills the icon with the color set below.

Inactive/active section color [HEX or Unity RGBA] - The plugin supports 2 types of colors: HEX (e.g. "#57de54" or "#57de54ff") and Unity RGBA ("0.34 0.87 0.33 1").

Command executed on behalf of the player - if you do not have subsections in this section, the command (without the "/" if chat) that will be executed for that player is specified here. If there are subsections in this section, the command is not specified. Specify %steamid% or %username% so that the plugin replaces them with the data of the player on whose behalf the command is executed. 

Command type - Where to run this command: true - chat, false - console.

Permissions for above command - if the command above is specified, you can specify the privileges of that command in this field (e.g. "removertool.normal, removertool.structure, removertool.external"). The plugin will check if the player has these privileges before executing the command.

Show this section only to those with permissions above? - allows to draw the section automatically (without giving permissions to this plugin) if the player has command permissions.

Show this section even to those who don't have permissions? - forcibly displays the section to all players, even those who do not have privileges to it (if you click on it, a message about lack of permissions will be displayed in chat).

Subsections layout [n - number] - this setting is responsible for how subsections are arranged.

• 0 - automatically. Suppose you have 10 subsections, then 360 degrees / 10 subsections = 36 degrees. The plugin will automatically position the 10 subsections every 36 degrees (clockwise, starting from the top).
• n - from the beginning. The plugin will arrange the subsections clockwise, starting from the top, not automatically, but in a certain step. For example, you have 3 subsections, but you do not want them to be automatically scattered all around the circle, you want them to be displayed at the top, with some small step, this step will be calculated due to the conditional number of subsections n (for example, 15). Now 360 degrees / 15 conditional subsections = 24 degrees, then your 3 subsections will be positioned from the beginning and there will be 24 degrees between them.
• -n - from the active item. The plugin will arrange the subsections relative to the active section. For example, you have 3 subsections, but you don't want them to be automatically scattered all around the circle, and you also don't want them to be arranged in some clockwise, starting from the top. By choosing this type of arrangement, the subsections will be located in the same place as the active section, in the increments you specify. It works the same way as above, only n is specified with a minus sign (for example, -15, the minus is needed for the plugin to understand what type of arrangement to use).