<cat>Play.Hosting</cat> <title>Server Custom Emojis</title> ### Since the monthly Rust update of the 3rd of August 2023, it is possible for servers to implement custom emojis that players can use in chat. <upload src="a5436/8db9376db840492.mp4" size="29491076" name="emoji_video.mp4" /> # How do I add custom emojis to my server? There are a few technical requirements for what images can be used for emojis : - No bigger than 256*256 pixels - Must be `.jpg` or `.png` file format (note: `.jpg` won't support transparency) - Must be less than `250kb` in file size ## Where do I put my emoji files? Emojis should go into a folder named `serveremoji` in your Rust server's directory alongside the `cfg` folder and all player data. Emojis should go into a folder named `serveremoji` in your Rust server's directory alongside the `cfg` folder and all player data. Emojis can be reloaded on the fly with the `server.resetserveremoji` command. It re-scans the serveremoji folder on the server, but clients will need to reconnect to get the latest emojis. <upload src="a5436/8db9364e79ef86e.png" size="204996" name="image.png" /> ⤶ <note>The emoji name when used in-game will be whatever the file is called in the `serveremoji` folder</note>⤶ ⤶ ⤶ <note>The emoji name when used in-game will be whatever the file is called in the `serveremoji` folder. ie; poop.png will be :poop: in game. 💩</note>⤶ # Offensive emojis <warning>Servers that use emojis containing offensive / NSFW / abusive or any other bad / illegal / immoral content will be blacklisted from the Rust Server Browser by Facepunch Staff. Please ensure only safe and fun emojis are used.</warning> # Players disabling emojis For any reason, a player may want to disable all emojis or emojis provided by the server they are playing on. The User Interface tab of the in-game Options allows you to do this : <upload src="a5436/8db9377b4d41cd5.png" size="1458196" name="image.png" />