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Palworld Console Commands – Server Guide
Palworld Console Commands – Introduction
Palworld servers take players to a mysterious new open world, where Pals both gentle and deadly roam the lands alongside humans. While playing on a server with friends, it is very likely other players will join especially if your server is public. With players joining, it is important to manage and protect your server and one of the best ways to do that is with Palworld console commands. There are commands for both multiplayer and single player, however, the options and methods of using them are different. In this guide, we will cover how to use these admin commands on your own Palworld server to take control!
How to Use Palworld Console Commands on Multiplayer
- To begin, become a Palworld admin on your server.
- Once done, on your server, you can type commands by opening chat.
- Then, simply type the command you wish to use and send it.
Using Palworld Commands on Single-Player
By default, Palworld single-player disables the use of console commands. To re-enable these commands, you will need to install a mod to your game. For this guide, one possibility you can use is Wemod Palworld Cheats. Once installed to your PC, you can try their custom program and shortcuts to issue commands and customize your single-player adventure!
Palworld Commands List
At the moment, Palworld supports a limited number of commands for servers and none for single-player without the addition of a mod. Therefore, we’ll start by listing the server commands and then we’ll briefly cover where you can look for Palworld mod commands.
Palworld Commands for Multiplayer & Servers
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /Shutdown {Seconds} {MessageText} | Begins a timer to shut down the server. This command can include a shut down message for your players. |
| /DoExit | Turns off the server immediately. |
| /KickPlayer {Steam ID} | Kicks the selected player from the server. Especially useful for managing your server against rule breakers. |
| /BanPlayer {Steam ID} | Bans the selected player from the server. This makes it impossible for them to log in to the server in the future and is great for spammers, griefers, and other offenders. |
| /Broadcast {MessageText} | Broadcasts a message for all players that are on the server. This command is great for announcements, sharing updates, events, Pal locations, and more. |
| /TeleportToPlayer {Steam ID} | Teleports you to the selected player. This is great for checking on players, playing with friends, and more. |
| /TeleportToMe {Steam ID} | Teleports the selected player to you. This is great for teleporting players out of glitches, bringing friends to you, and more. |
| /ShowPlayers | Displays a list of all players who are currently online. |
| /Info | Displays information about the server. |
| /Save | Forces the server to save. |
Palworld Console Commands for Single Player
As mentioned, Palworld commands must be enabled by using mods. Therefore, the commands that you can use and the features of those mods can vary. We recommend researching and checking a mod’s website page to learn more about what features you can access in-game!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why are Palworld commands not working on my server?
Experiencing issues with Palworld console commands not working? This can be frustrating and is often caused by either the admin password option or an incorrect command. Firstly, we recommend following our how to become a Palworld admin guide to ensure you properly have administrative access. From there, verify that you’re using server commands. That’s very important as single-player commands will not work on a server. Once you have done this, they’ll then work without issue as you play on your Palworld game server!
Palworld console commands do not work at all in single-player.
As you explore the wondrous world of Palworld, you may face issues with single-player commands not working. While discouraging, there are methods to find and resolve these issues. It’s important to keep in mind to begin with that commands do not normally work in single-player. Instead, you’ll need to ensure a mod is installed to your game to enable this access. The steps included in this guide cover one example, WeMod, but there are many other programs and mods available. Once installed, you’ll be able to jump into your solo world and start the mayhem with commands!
Other Useful Palworld Guides
How to Join a Palworld Server
How to Set a Palworld Server Password
Palworld Console Commands – Introduction
- How to Use Palworld Console Commands on Multiplayer
- Using Palworld Commands on Single-Player
Palworld Commands List
- Palworld Commands for Multiplayer & Servers
- Palworld Console Commands for Single Player
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Why are Palworld commands not working on my server?
- Palworld console commands do not work at all in single-player.
Other Useful Palworld Guides
