Custom Crafting Multipliers

Custom Crafting Multiplier

A UE4SS Lua mod that lets you choose how many items you get from each craft in Palworld.

It covers ammunition, spheres, wooden boards, nails, ingots, medicines, remedies, potions, food, fishing bait and many other craftable materials and consumables (in total there are 211 items across 15 categories).

You can set a multiplier for each item, for each category, or for everything at once. Material costs and crafting time stay the same, so each craft simply gives you more. Guns, armor, tools, accessories and Pal gear are not affected.

Configuration

Open config.ini in the mod folder with any text editor. Every multiplier is set to 1 by default, which keeps the normal crafting amounts.

Here is an example:

CategoryMultiplier = 5

High Grade Medical Supplies = 1

Low Grade Medical Supplies = 1

Medical Supplies = 2

Every item in the Medical category now gives 5x the normal amount. Medical Supplies gives 10x, because its own setting (Medical Supplies = 2) is multiplied by the category setting (CategoryMultiplier = 5).

To change a single item, leave CategoryMultiplier at 1 and edit only that item's value.

To change every supported category at once, use the global setting:

Enabled = true

GlobalMultiplier = 1

The GlobalMultiplier, CategoryMultiplier and item values are multiplied together, and the final result is capped at 100.

Multipliers apply to the normal batch size, not to a single item. Handgun Ammo normally gives 20 per craft, so a multiplier of 5 gives 100. Arrows normally give 10, so the same multiplier gives 50.

You can change the values while playing. Just open config.ini, edit the numbers and save the file, and the game will apply them within 10 seconds. Start a new crafting job to see the result, since jobs already in progress may keep their old amount.

Set Enabled = false to turn all multipliers off. If another mod already changes a recipe, that amount is used as the starting point.

Installation

1. Install UE4SS first. Make sure to always use the latest release from Okaetsu's UE4SS fork.

2. Close the game and extract the CustomCraftingMultiplier folder into your UE4SS Mods folder.

Palworld\Pal\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\ModsWith the current UE4SS layout, the config should end up here:

Palworld\Pal\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\Mods\CustomCraftingMultiplier\config.ini

3. Edit config.ini and set your desired amounts, then launch the game normally.

Multiplayer: the mod must be installed on the host or server, since that's where crafting happens. Using the same settings on clients keeps the crafting menu consistent.

Credits

• []The UE4SS team for the Lua mod loader and access to the game's data.[/]

  []localcc and the contributors of PalworldModdingKit, used as a reference for the game's item data.[/]

  []Booyaka101 for palschema-hub, used for item information when building the starting list.[/]