Palworld servers are incredibly easy to configure and feature a wide range of variables that allow for modification of all aspects of the game. In this article, we will discuss the server variables of Palworld and explain how to configure them using our intuitive control panel.
How to configure your server
1. Stop your server
Go to the server panel and select your Palworld server. You should be redirected to the “Console” tab – just click on “Stop” button.
2. Go to the “Startup” tab
Here, you can start changing server variables.
| Varable | Default Value | Description |
| Auto-Update Server | ON | When enabled, the server automatically updates to the latest version after each restart. |
| Server Name | default hostname | Name of the server. |
| Max Players | 32 | Maximum number of concurrent players. |
| Server Password | – | If set, this password is required for players to join the server. |
| Admin Password | – | If set, this password grants access to advanced server functions and allows execution of admin commands. |
| Additional Arguments | -publiclobby | Additional Arguments for Startup line. For example, “-publiclobby” will show your server in community server list. |
3. Change properties not included in the “Startup” tab
If the changes you have made are not enough for you, the rest of the variables can be found in the configuration file called PalWorldSettings.ini.
Go to the “Files” tab and follow this path to find it:
/home/container/Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini4. Start your server
Come back to the “Console” tab and click on “Start” button.
We hope that our intuitive web interface has allowed you to manage your Palworld server easily. If you want to ask us any questions, feel free to contact us via e-mail, ticket or live chat!
