How to use Fortify to IMPORT RUST BASES into your Server | Rust Admin Academy | Rust Tutorial 2020

Have you every seen a base that you want to copy and place it into your own server? This video will show exactly the steps required to make that happen. You can download already build bases from the Fortify Workshop and simply paste them into your own server. If you're on a locally hosted computer you can just drag and drop these files into the copypaste DATA folder. If you're on a commercially hosted server, you can FTP these files into the appropriate folders. Just like you would do anything else.

In this video you will need to know how to use CopyPaste, I have a video on that very topic, you can check that out here: https://bit.ly/2VEQmpg

You will also need to have a copy of Fortify, you can get that here: https://bit.ly/2VxOVZX

The Fortify Workshop can be found here: https://bit.ly/3etgwE7

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