Button

The "Button" in Rust is a simple electrical component designed to send a burst of power for a brief period when pressed. It functions similarly to a momentary switch or timer that cannot have its activation time adjusted. It serves a straightforward purpose: providing temporary power to connected devices or triggering circuits within a player's base.

As an essential item for base automation, the Button is ideal for players looking to set up short-term activations for doors, traps, or lights without manually operating them each time. It can be an integral part of complex circuitry, allowing players to control the flow of electricity with a single press. In short, the Button acts as a temporary switch for players' various electrical needs in the game.

For strategic gamers, this component is incredibly useful for setting up quick defenses or for surprising unsuspecting players and NPCs. When using the Button, remember that its effect is fleeting, so plan your electrical systems accordingly. Additionally, the Button is non-configurable, meaning once it's set up, the activation time cannot be altered. This limitation requires players to be creative in their setups to make the most of the Button's function.