Remote Auto Feed

Remote Auto Feed Dedicated-server only. Clients do not need this mod or UE4SS. Remote Auto Feed prevents base Pals from walking across the base to a feed box whenever they become hungry. Palworld still selects the normal feed box and food. The server then uses Palworld's own item-use API to feed the Pal remotely, cancels the feed-box movement action, and lets the Pal continue working. Features No more trips to the feed box for working base Pals Server-side only — no client installation required Uses the feed box selected by vanilla Palworld Uses Palworld's own food-use function instead of directly editing inventory or hunger Feeds each hungry Pal to at least 90% of its own maximum stomach capacity Respects vanilla EatMaxNum with an additional safety cap Handles multiple hungry Pals safely with per-feed-box meal serialization Lightweight meal logging for server admins Normal server log A completed meal produces one compact UE4SS log entry: MEAL | Pal=BP_Serpent_C | items=5 | fullness=50. 0%->99. 9% | target=90. 0% | status=complete Detailed target, bite and queue logging can be enabled in Scripts/config.lua: DebugLogging = true Requirements Palworld 1. 0 Windows dedicated server UE4SS Experimental (Palworld) UE4SS Workshop item: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3625223587 Server installation This is packaged for Palworld's official Workshop mod loader. After downloading the Workshop item to the server, enable the package name: bGlobalEnableMod=true ActiveModList=UE4SS ActiveModList=RemoteAutoFeed Then fully restart the dedicated server. RemoteAutoFeed is marked with a server-only Lua InstallRule. Clients connecting to the server do not need to subscribe to RemoteAutoFeed. Configuration The default target is 90%: TargetSatietyPercent = 0. 90 Examples: 0. 80 = 80% 0. 90 = 90% 0. 95 = 95% How it works When Palworld creates its normal RecoverHungry / ApproachToFoodBox action, RemoteAutoFeed waits until the vanilla feed-box