Although Rust manages most performance settings internally, you can pass launch parameters in your startup arguments (via tcadmin2’s server options). For example:

  • -tickRate 10
    This sets the tick rate to 10 ticks per second. Confirm the parameter’s support in the current Rust version before applying.

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