PalPriority

PalPriority adds numeric work priorities to base pals. Each pal gets a value of X or 1–5 per work type. Pals work the highest-priority type that currently has work available and move down their list when it runs out.

What it does

• []The work suitability screen (Monitoring Stand) shows a priority value in place of each checkbox. Left click raises it (X → 1 → … → 5 → X), right click lowers it.[/]

  []A pal set to Transport 2 / Mining 5 hauls until nothing needs hauling, then mines. X means never.[/]

  []Pending work is tracked per type (hauling, crafting, smelting, cooking, farming, mining, etc.), with a short hold so pals commit to a task instead of flip-flopping.[/]

  []Priorities are stored in a config file in the mod folder. Nothing is written to save files; all in-game changes go through the game's own replicated toggle system.[/]

  • []PalPriority - core logic. Install on host: single player, co-op host, or dedicated server.[/]

    []PalPriorityUI - the interface. Needed to use the numerical priority list[/]

    Installation

    Requires UE4SS (Okaetsu build).

    Vortex: install both files normally; the Palworld extension places them and can install UE4SS as a dependency.

    Manual: extract the ue4ss folder from each zip into Palworld\Pal\Binaries\Win64, merging folders. The mods enable themselves; no mods.txt editing.

    Single Player

    • []Install both[/]

      Multiplayer

      • []Only the server/host needs PalPriority. Clients install PalPriorityUI.[/]

        []Players with nothing installed see normal checkboxes and normal pal behavior.[/]

        []If a player removes PalPriorityUI, each of their configured pals reverts to vanilla toggles the next time they click one.[/]

        The UE4SS team, Okaetsu for the Palworld build, and pwmodding.wiki.