Klar.gg Rust

Klar Rust is a full-feature menu: silent aim with normal aimbot as an alternative, advanced bullet prediction for moving targets at range, bone targeting with visibility checks, full player ESP (active players, sleepers, and NPCs) with chams and skeletons, resource and ore ESP for efficient farming routes, deployable detection for auto turrets, landmines, and shotgun traps before you step on them, drop weapon and item tracking, and raid utilities. Lock-on for attack helicopters is specifically included, making monument control more manageable. The ESP covers every entity type relevant to Rust's survival and PvP loop.

Klar's item ESP reads all entity types from game memory including buried player stashes, which are invisible on the ground surface to all other players. The ESP renders their positions through the terrain with distance markers. On an active server, a stash-finding run around base perimeters and common hiding spots can yield resources representing dozens of hours of other players' accumulated farming, weapons, C4, components, and gear that others stored for safety. The stash finder is also valuable defensively: if someone buried a stash near your base to use as an observation point or pre-positioned raid supplies, you find it before they use it.

Yes. Klar includes no-recoil compensation as part of its combat suite, with the AK-47 being the most impactful since it's Rust's dominant PvP weapon with the most complex and difficult recoil pattern. The compensation handles both the scripted vertical climb and the random horizontal deviation for each weapon, making full-auto fire consistently accurate at ranges where unassisted spray would be unreliable. The no-recoil operates independently of the aimbot, so you can use accurate spray control with your own aiming or combine it with the aimbot for maximum combat effectiveness.

EAC in Rust uses the standard kernel driver bypass approach. Admin spectating is the practical detection risk, an admin enters your perspective and watches for information-impossible plays. Behavioural guidelines: don't teleport your aim directly to players in complex positions before they have any audio presence that would justify awareness. Use resource ESP for efficient farming routes but don't extract every single node in optimised grid patterns that look like route GPS rather than natural exploration. Engage players at distances that are plausible for your equipped weapon, shooting someone at 400m with a pistol the instant they log in behind a hill has no innocent explanation. Mixed play quality (some missed shots, some suboptimal decisions) rounds out a profile that doesn't trigger admin suspicion.

Klar's vehicle and NPC entity ESP includes Bradley APC targeting data and Patrol Helicopter position tracking. For the Patrol Helicopter specifically, the ESP shows its patrol route heading and aggro state, giving you advance warning before it arrives at your location. The helicopter's turret targeting direction is tracked, which shows whether it's currently engaging another player (safe to engage from the side) or targeting you (take cover immediately). Bradley's attack radius and current target are similarly tracked, letting you set up cross-fires or wait for the Bradley to be engaged by another player before engaging yourself.

Klar works on both Facepunch official servers and community/modded servers. EAC is active on official servers and on community servers that have EAC enabled (the majority). Modded servers with EAC disabled have essentially no technical protection, making all Klar features available at zero detection risk. For x2, x3, or high-loot modded servers, Klar's stash finder and loot ESP are particularly impactful since the increased loot density makes finding player stashes and hidden loot even more rewarding. Check EAC status for the specific community server you play on, the Rust server browser shows EAC status for each server listing.

Klar's external memory architecture is designed for minimal performance impact. It doesn't inject into the Rust process and doesn't compete for the same CPU threads. During wipe day when servers peak at 200+ concurrent players with intense base-building and combat, Klar's ESP overlay may show a large number of simultaneous player entities, but the memory reading process is throttled to avoid system impact. On systems with 16GB+ RAM and a discrete GPU, performance impact during high-entity scenarios is typically less than 3-5 FPS. The ESP render distance can be reduced in settings to limit the number of entities drawn simultaneously on busy servers.