Rust Scripts for Every Gun, Scope and Setup
Every automatic weapon in Rust kicks in a fixed pattern. A Rust script moves your mouse against that pattern while you hold fire, so your spray lands where you aim instead of climbing off the target. The WipeReady Rust Script has a separate profile for each gun and each attachment, not one generic pull-down for everything.
That matters the moment you swap a holo for an 8x, put a muzzle boost on an SMG or pick up a Thompson off a body. The pattern changes, so the compensation has to change with it.
- Every weapon: AK, LR-300, MP5, M249, Thompson and the rest, each with its own tuned pattern.
- Every attachment: Holo, 8x and 16x scopes, suppressor, muzzle boost and muzzle brake profiles.
- Your settings: Matched to your in-game sensitivity, ADS sensitivity and field of view.
What a Rust Recoil Script Actually Does
Rust recoil isn't random: the AK, LR-300 and MP5 each follow a pattern you can learn shot by shot. You can see them charted in our weapon recoil guides and in Rust recoil patterns explained.
A recoil script plays that pattern back in reverse, timed to the weapon's fire rate. Set X and Y strength to 100% and it holds the whole spray; lower them and you keep more of the control yourself. Want to feel the difference before you buy? Try the free Recoil Range in your browser.
Rust No-Recoil Script vs a Rust Macro
A basic Rust macro replays one fixed pull-down no matter which gun you're holding or how your game is set up. It over-pulls on some weapons, under-pulls on others and draws the same perfectly straight line every time.
A proper no-recoil script reads the weapon and attachment you're using, scales to your sensitivity and FOV, and lets you add randomness so the spray looks like a player rather than a robot. That's the difference between a macro and the best Rust scripts in 2026.
Rust AK Script – the Gun Everyone Asks About
The Assault Rifle is the weapon most fights are won or lost with. Its 30-round spray pulls hard up and to the side, and with a holo it only gets tighter to read. Our AK recoil guide shows the full pattern; the Rust Script has a dedicated AK profile for every sight and muzzle.
Matched to Your Sensitivity, FOV and Hardware
Compensation only lines up if it matches how you play. The WipeReady Rust Script works with any mouse and DPI, any in-game and ADS sensitivity, any monitor, resolution and FOV, on Windows 10 and 11 and on GeForce Now. Not sure your settings are right? Start with our Rust sensitivity and FOV guide.
Humanized, Hidden from Capture, Built for Real Fights
Real fights aren't always crouched and aimed down sights. The script is built around the way Rust is actually played:
- Humanized control: Separate X and Y strength, randomness and smoothing.
- Hipfire and movement: Hipfire compensation and movement compensation for crouched or moving sprays.
- Hidden from capture: The menu stays off your stream and recordings.
- Your keybinds: Hold or toggle for crouch and ADS, and a cursor check so it never fires in menus.
Are Rust Scripts Safe?
No honest seller can promise any third-party tool is safe forever, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What you can do is check a tool's current state before you play: our status page shows each product's status and is updated whenever Rust or WipeReady updates. For the full picture, read our honest guide to Rust script safety and why free Rust scripts cost more than you think.
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