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Palworld: Server Commands

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10 November 20262 min read0 Views0 helpful

Introduction

Palworld game servers all come with a set of useful built-in server commands that can be used both in-game and via your server console. In this guide, we’ll explore many of these commands and provide descriptions as well as usage examples.

Available Commands

The table below shows a selection of server commands for Palworld, including usage examples and descriptions, which you can use both in-game and via the server console.

If the parameter steamid is required, you can easily copy a player’s SteamID by right-clicking twice on the player in the player list.

Info

You must set an admin password and grant yourself permission with the /AdminPassword command before you can use these commands. Otherwise, you will receive an error due to insufficient rights. Read the previous section of this guide to learn how to do this.

Command SyntaxAccepted ValuesDescription
/Shutdown [seconds] [message]Integer, StringShuts down the server after the specified time with the message
/DoExit-Forces the server to stop
/BroadcastStringSends a message to all players currently connected to the server
/KickPlayer [steamid]StringKicks the specified player from the server
/BanPlayer [steamid]StringBans the specified player from the server
/TeleportToPlayer [steamid]StringTeleports you to the specified player
/TeleportToMe [steamid]StringTeleports the specified player to you
/ShowPlayers-Shows information about all currently connected players
/Info-Displays server information
/Save-Saves the current world data
Info

Currently, you cannot unban a player in-game because there is no corresponding command available. You would need to manually edit the banlist.txt file in the server directory if you want to unban a player.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

You must first set an admin password in the Configuration tab (raw text view) or in the PalWorldSettings.ini file, then add yourself as an admin in-game using the command /AdminPassword [password].
Right-click twice on the player in the player list to copy their SteamID.

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