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🦖 PalWorldSettings.ini Generator

🛠️ Palworld INI Generator – Customize Your Chaos

Setting up a dedicated Palworld server? Then you’ve probably already stared at that confusing mess of config files and thought, “Nope.” This Palworld INI generator lets you tweak your PalWorldSettings.ini file without manually digging through lines of nonsense. Whether you’re trying to boost Pal spawn rates, lower egg hatching times, or turn your server into a lawless PvP bloodbath—this tool makes it painless.

Just slide, toggle, and copy. No guesswork. No formatting errors. Just clean, paste-ready config lines that actually work. It’s built for server admins who’d rather play the game than fight with a text editor. So scroll down, dial in your Palworld settings, and let the chaos begin.

On Windows, your PalWorldSettings.ini file usually lives in C:\Users\[YourUsername]\AppData\Local\Pal\Saved\Config\WindowsServer\. On Linux servers (via SteamCMD), it’s typically under ~/Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/. If you’re hosting through a provider, they’ll usually give you a file manager or config panel to paste this stuff into. Just open the file, wipe whatever’s there (or don’t, if you like surprises), and replace it with the clean config output from this generator. Save it, reboot the server, and boom—your rules, your way.

Every setting comes pre-filled with its default value, so if you don’t care about a particular section (or don’t want to break something accidentally), just leave it alone. Skip what you don’t need, copy only what you do. Maximum control, zero pressure.

PalWorldSettings

🛠️ Server Identity & Access

ServerName=

Name your Palworld server so players know where they’ve landed. Keep it catchy, weird, or mildly threatening — whatever works to make them click. Pro tip: short names are easier to remember when people rage‑quit and come back.

ServerDescription=

Your server’s elevator pitch — shows up in the browser list so players know what kind of chaos they’re signing up for. Sell the vibe, not your life story. Nobody reads a novel before joining.

ServerPassword=

Lock the door to keep randoms out, or leave it open and let the internet run wild — your call. Password‑protecting keeps griefers out and friends in (unless your friends are griefers).

AdminPassword=

The magic word that gives you god powers on your server. Guard it like your Netflix password — or be ready for “helpful” friends to spawn in 200 explosive penguins.

Region=

Sets your server’s region tag so players know (roughly) where it’s hosted. Helps with matchmaking and ping sanity. Doesn’t actually build a wall around your server.

CrossplayPlatforms=

Toggle crossplay so PC and Xbox players can coexist in the same server — or leave it off if you enjoy keeping ecosystems separate. True/false only.

BanListURL=

Link to your server’s ban list so the game knows who’s not invited back. Useful for keeping troublemakers out without manually policing every login.

bUseAuth=

Require players to authenticate before joining. Keeps the riff‑raff and sockpuppet accounts at bay. True/false only.

🧠 Console & API Controls

🌐 Connectivity & Net Sync

👥 Player & Guild Management

ServerPlayerMaxNum=

1128

Sets the max number of players allowed on your server at once. Puts a cap on the chaos. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 128. The engine can handle way more, but don’t push it unless your hardware is a tank.) Default: 32 – Tweak it up to host big pal parties or down to keep things cozy.

GuildPlayerMaxNum=

1100

Max number of players in a single guild. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 100, engine will probably allow silly values.)

BaseCampMaxNumInGuild=

150

Limit on how many base camps a single guild can operate. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 50, though you can set absurd numbers if you hate your CPU.) -– More bases = more micromanagement.

BaseCampWorkerMaxNum=

150

How many Pals can work in a single base camp. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 50, but the engine will let you go over if you enjoy chaos.) -– Overcrowding is a feature, not a bug.

MaxBuildingLimitNum=

100100000

5000

Hard cap on total placed building pieces in a single world. (Slider: min 100 – recommended max 100000, engine limit is higher but performance dies first.)

ChatPostLimitPerMinute=

160

How many chat messages a player can send per minute before they get muzzled. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 60, higher if you love spam.) – – Keeps global chat from turning into Twitch chat.

AutoResetGuildTimeNoOnlinePlayers=

1.0168

72.0

Time (in hours) of inactivity before a guild is auto-reset. (Slider: min 1.0 – recommended max 168.0) Default: 72.0 – That’s 3 days. Enough time to ghost, but not forever.

CoopPlayerMaxNum=

116

Maximum number of players allowed in a co-op session. (Slider: min 1 – recommended max 16) Default: 4 – Bump it up if your squad’s too big for the default party.

bAutoResetGuildNoOnlinePlayers=

Automatically resets guilds after extended inactivity. True/false only. Default: False – Use if you want automatic cleanup of ghost groups.

⚔️ Gameplay Difficulty & Penalties

bHardcore=

Enables hardcore mode. Permanent character loss, no take-backs, just pain. True/false only. Default: False – Flip to True if you enjoy suffering and starting over a lot.

bPalLost=

If enabled, your Pals can permanently die. Like, dead-dead. Welcome to emotional damage. True/false only. Default: False – Set to True only if you’re ready to hold funerals for pixel creatures.

DeathPenalty=

Controls what players lose when they die. Default: 0 – Usually: 0 = no penalty, 1 = drop items, 2 = drop items + gear, etc.

bCharacterRecreateInHardcore=

Let players make a new character after dying in hardcore mode. True/false only. Default: True – False = true permadeath. No take-backs, no second chances.

bEnableFastTravel=

Toggle fast travel between unlocked points. Turn it off if you’re the “walk uphill both ways” kind of admin. True/false only. Default: True – Off = immersive. On = convenient. You choose your battles.

bEnableInvaderEnemy=

Enables enemy raid waves on your base. True/false only. Default: True – Off = peaceful farming. On = Pal tower defense mode activated.

bEnablePlayerToPlayerDamage=

Turns PvP damage on. Just because players can hurt each other doesn’t mean they should. True/false only. Default: False – Flip to True if you want betrayal, drama, and chaos.

bEnableFriendlyFire=

Allows PvE team damage. For when accidents, “accidents,” and betrayal need to be a thing. True/false only. Default: False – Turn it on if you like watching friendships end in flames.

bIsPvP=

Enables PvP functionality across the server. True/false only. Default: False – Turn it on if you want betrayal, salt, and chaos as a core feature. Default: False – Turn it on if you like watching friendships end in flames.

bCanPickupOtherGuildDeathPenaltyDrop=

Allows players to pick up dropped items from other guilds after death. True/false only. Default: False – On = loot goblins rejoice. Off = respect the corpse.

bEnableNonLoginPenalty=

Applies penalties (like item loss) to players who disconnect improperly. True/false only. Default: False – Keeps rage quitters honest. Or at least punished.

bIsStartLocationSelectByMap=

Allows players to choose their spawn point via map instead of RNG respawns. True/false only. Default: True – Off = chaos. On = player agency.

🧭 Visual & UI Settings

📦 Palbox Settings

🎲 Randomizer Settings

🕒 World Rates & Timers

🐾 Pal Behavior & Combat

💪 Player Stats & Survival

🛠 System Behavior & Backup

🏗️ World / Base Structure Management

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