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Rust External – Full Chams & Hand Chams

This repo covers how to implement body and hand chams in Rust, yet somehow enough to trigger full-blown meltdowns from people with nothing else to offer.

Enter NuII, a walking L so desperate for relevance that he tried to DMCA this after an entire year of it being public. One year. It’s already mirrored, archived, shared, repasted, and recognized. This repo could disappear today and it still wouldn’t matter. It’s already done its job. GitHub is just one of a dozen places it lives now.

So congrats, you achieved absolutely nothing. Except confirming to everyone that you're still pressed about being outclassed.


🖼️ Preview – Full Body Chams

Thanks to NuII for the screenshot couldn’t be bothered launching Rust again just to grab another.
Appreciate you making the visual showcase for what this repo teaches.

Full Body Chams


⚙️ Getting Material Addresses

  1. Launch Rust without EAC

  2. Scan in Cheat Engine

    • Open RustClient.exe in Cheat Engine

    • Check “Hex”, input DEADBEEFDEADBEEF, and set value type to 8 bytes

      Cheat Engine Step 1

    • You’ll get around ~5000 addresses

    • Select all (Shift+Click), add them to the address table

      Cheat Engine Step 2

    • In the menu: Table > Show Cheat Table Lua Script

    • Paste the script, change the save path for json.txt, then run it

      Cheat Engine Step 3

    • TROUBLESHOOT: If your json.txt is empty/doesn’t include any addresses it’s because you didn’t add them to the address table.

  3. Use Material Scanner

    • Build the scanner in DEBUG
    • Put the executable in the same folder as json.txt
    • Run it to generate material_output.txt
    • Some materials may crash the game you'll need to experiment with each.

📦 Need a Material Scanner?

You can download a working scanner here (mirrored across multiple hosts):
Download Material Scanner


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