Pal Mod Manager

Pal Mod Manager

See every mod you have installed, turn them on or off, and get warned when one is in the wrong folder — without hand-editing files.

Two parts; you can use either on its own:

• []PalModManager.exe — the desktop app. Where you enable, disable, install, and configure mods.[/]

  []In-game panel — press F8 in Palworld for a read-only list of what is active.[/]

Toggling lives outside the game because UE4SS loads mods once at startup. A switch flipped mid-session would not apply until the next launch anyway, so the natural place to change things is before you start.

Desktop app

Run PalModManager.exe. No install, no Python, nothing to configure — it finds Palworld and reads your mods.

• []A switch per mod. Hit Apply changes, then start the game.[/]

  []Search to filter a long list.[/]

  []Live status from the last session: loaded, not loaded, failed to load, disabled.[/]

  []Warnings for mods in the wrong folder, duplicates, and mods sitting where they will never load.[/]

  []Repair UE4SS — fixes the common case where the CurseForge app reinstalls its own UE4SS over an experimental build and silently breaks mods.[/]

  []Optional Install UE4SS / Install PalSchema from Okaetsu’s GitHub releases (only when you press the button; downloads are size- and checksum-checked).[/]

  []The list updates as you add or remove mods.[/]

Configuring mods

Mods that ship a config file get a Configure button. Settings appear as real controls (switches, number and text fields), grouped by file and section.

.ini, .txt, .cfg (key = value)

Edited in place; comments and layout preserved

Edited structurally; other keys kept

Opens in your editor (it is code, so it is not rewritten)

Every save writes a .bak beside the original first. Config changes apply on the next launch, same as toggles.

Mods with their own in-game settings (e.g. Pal Insight on F6, PalMiniMap on F5) are usually better configured there. This is for mods that have no UI of their own.

In-game panel

F8

Show / hide

↑ ↓

Page Up / Page Down

Jump a screenful

Green = enabled, grey = disabled. Read-only: use the desktop app to change anything.

What counts as a mod

Every folder Palworld can load from, including:

• []UE4SS: ue4ss\Mods, legacy Mods, etc.[/]

  []Paks: Content\Paks\~mods, LogicMods, and related locations[/]

Types are shown as lua, c++, or pak. UE4SS built-in mods are hidden; the base game archive is never listed as a mod.

How toggling works

Nothing is deleted unless you choose to remove a mod.

• []UE4SS mods: creates or removes enabled.txt (and updates mods.json where relevant)[/]

  []Pak mods: renames Something.pak ↔ Something.pak.disabled[/]

A mod turned off can always be turned back on. Changes are visible on disk if you prefer to check by hand.

Requirements

• []Palworld[/]

  []Desktop app works with common UE4SS layouts, including stable setups[/]

  []In-game panel only: RE-UE4SS, experimental Palworld build (the one with a ue4ss\ subfolder)[/]

Install

• []Desktop app: put PalModManager.exe anywhere and run it.[/]

  []In-game panel: extract so the mod lands at:[/]

  Pal\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\Mods\PalModManager\

  enabled.txt

  Scripts\main.luaDelete that folder to uninstall the panel. The exe is separate; delete it when you no longer want the app.

  Privacy and network

  The only network use is optional: installing or updating UE4SS or PalSchema from Okaetsu’s GitHub releases, and only after you confirm. Downloads are verified. Local install from a zip you already have does not use the network. No telemetry.

  Known limitations

  []Toggles apply on the next launch (UE4SS limitation; no manager can work around that).[/]

  []The in-game panel lists pak mods from a file the desktop app writes; run the app once so the panel stays current.[/]

  [*]If a game patch renames the UI