The settings editor lets you change every official Palworld server setting
through a clean interface — no editing .ini files by hand.
Open a server (click its card), then go to the Settings tab.
Settings are grouped into tabs so you can find things quickly:
| Tab | What's inside |
|---|---|
| General | Server name, description, admin password, max players |
| Network & API | Ports, RCON, REST API toggles |
| Multipliers | XP rate, gather/craft rates, Pal capture rate, egg hatch time, etc. |
| Rules | PvP, friendly fire, death penalty, fast travel, raids, and more |
| Advanced | Less-common options for power users |
| Optimization | Performance-related recommendations |
| All settings | A full searchable list of every parameter |
Hover your mouse over any setting to see a plain-language tooltip explaining what it does. The tooltip stays visible for about 20 seconds so you have time to read it.
- Change the values you want.
- Save.
- Restart the server so the new settings take effect (a running server reads its settings at startup).
Tip: change several settings at once, then do a single restart, rather than restarting after each change.
Advanced users can add custom launch arguments for PalServer.exe per
profile. These are saved as a small file in the server's folder.
Palworld stores some choices in a WorldOption.sav file. If the app detects a
conflict between your settings and that file, it offers a one-click
"Save and regenerate" so your new settings win without corrupting the world.
Related: Server controls · Event mode · Backups