Top Palworld Server Configs
The most-shared PalWorldSettings.ini configs built with our Palworld generator. Real configs from real admins — load one, tweak it, paste it in. Every entry's still exactly two lines, just like Pocketpair likes them.
Top 10 PalWorldSettings.ini Configs
—About the Top Palworld Configs Leaderboard
Every time someone builds a config with our Palworld PalWorldSettings.ini generator and hits Share, it gets tracked. Every time someone loads that shared link, that gets tracked too. The configs above are the ones admins actually use — not whatever the loudest YouTube thumbnail claimed last patch.
What's in PalWorldSettings.ini, and why is it one line?
Pocketpair packs every setting into a single OptionSettings=(...) line under a single section header.
Two lines total. Add a third, add a stray comment, and the server silently reverts to defaults.
The configs above are output in the exact two-line format the dedicated server expects — paste both lines, save, restart.
Which settings actually shape the server feel?
ExpRate, PalCaptureRate, WorkSpeedRate, and CollectionDropRate are the biggest dials — they decide how grindy or generous progression feels. DeathPenalty decides what you lose when you die (None / Item / ItemAndEquipment / All). bIsPvP plus its two companion toggles flip the server into PvP mode (Pocketpair classes that one as a trial feature — expect rough edges). GuildPlayerMaxNum and BaseCampMaxNumInGuild cap how big groups can get and how much they can build.
How to use a top config
- Click any config on the left to see the full two-line INI on the right.
- Copy sends the whole thing to your clipboard — paste both lines straight into
PalWorldSettings.ini. - Download saves it as
PalWorldSettings.iniready to upload. - Tweak this config → opens the generator with every setting pre-loaded so you can adjust before exporting.
Where the file goes on the dedicated server
- Windows:
\Pal\Saved\Config\WindowsServer\PalWorldSettings.ini - Linux:
/Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini - Nitrado, GPortal, and most managed hosts: under "Configuration Files" or via the panel's file manager
Always stop the server before editing. If the file is empty or missing, copy DefaultPalWorldSettings.ini into place first,
then paste over it.
More Palworld + GamesOMG tools
- Palworld PalWorldSettings.ini Generator — build one from scratch
- Palworld Admin / Server Commands — RCON + REST API reference
- All GamesOMG generators