Edge Build — v1.2024.2131.2452

This is a development build of Carbon based on the latest commit pushed to the repository.
This build is best used to test the very last changes that can be found in the commit history list, since the preview and stable builds.

This build is targeted at developers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable or preview builds.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-10 11:24:52 based on commit 025911d.

Rust (Staging) Build — v1.2024.2130.1321

This is a manually triggered development build of Carbon based on the rust_beta/staging branch.
This build might and probably will be very unstable and its sole purpose is for testing and/or exploring Rust's future update features in a modded environment.

This build is targeted at developers or testers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable builds.
Since it's manually triggered, we're confident you should use this build to test out the latest Carbon changes.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-09 19:13:21 based on commit d88bd2d.

Rust (Release) Build — v1.2024.2130.1208

This is a manually triggered development build of Carbon based on the develop branch.
This build might and probably will be very unstable and its sole purpose is for testing and/or exploring Rust's future update features in a modded environment.

This build is targeted at developers or testers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable builds.
Since it's manually triggered, we're confident you should use this build to test out the latest Carbon changes.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-09 19:12:08 based on commit 2d71d77.

Rust (aux02) Build — v1.2024.2130.4758

This is a manually triggered development build of Carbon based on the rust_beta/aux02 branch.
This build might and probably will be very unstable and its sole purpose is for testing and/or exploring Rust's future update features in a modded environment.

This build is targeted at developers or testers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable builds.
Since it's manually triggered, we're confident you should use this build to test out the latest Carbon changes.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-09 22:47:58 based on commit 31a3a75.

Rust (aux01) Build — v1.2024.2130.0800

This is a manually triggered development build of Carbon based on the rust_beta/aux01 branch.
This build might and probably will be very unstable and its sole purpose is for testing and/or exploring Rust's future update features in a modded environment.

This build is targeted at developers or testers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable builds.
Since it's manually triggered, we're confident you should use this build to test out the latest Carbon changes.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-09 19:08:00 based on commit d82b968.

Client Build — v1.2024.2129.4232

Carbon 4 client (or "C4C") is a sub-project which allows extended communication between Carbon servers and clients running C4C.
It allows developers to load up various features and content server and client-side.

Read more info about how to get started.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.Client.Release.zip archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Client.
3. Launch RustClient.exe (and not through Steam or Rust.exe, as EAC must be disabled).

How to uninstall

1. Move or remove the winhttp.dll from the root of your Rust client.
2. Launch Rust through Steam or with EAC as usual. C4C is completely disabled.

Production Build — v1.2024.2126.5629

This is a release build of Carbon based on the production branch.
This build is targeted at the general public.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Release archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-05-05 21:56:29 based on commit fa89696.

Preview Build — v1.2024.2109.1000

This is a manually triggered development build of Carbon based on the preview branch which includes pre-production changes and upcoming features (for testing purposes).

This build is targeted at developers.
The general public is advised to use one of the stable builds.
Since it's manually triggered, we're confident you should use this build to test out the latest Carbon changes.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2024-04-18 11:10:00 based on commit c152af9.

Rust (may22) Build — v1.2023.10.23.251

This is a custom Carbon build functional with Rust's May 6th 2022 update (358/2336.224.1).
Under the 2022.05.06.0 Carbon protocol.

How to install

1. Download the Carbon.[Windows|Linux].Debug archive from the attachments below.
2. Unzip the archive to the root of your Rust Dedicated Server.
3. Restart the server and enjoy.

Built at 2023-10-22 21:34:10 based on commit 7b447fe.