Pal Spawn Editor and Randomizer

The randomizer will allow you to completely randomize the pal spawns of all areas in the game to spawn virtually anything allowable by the game, anywhere.

The spawn editor and randomizer is a standalone application that generates a mod.

It may conflict with any other mod that changes the Pal spawn table.

Steam Workshop - Prebuilt Mod

Change Log - GitHub Release Page

Thanks to the Palworld Modding Community Discord for giving me feedback and getting me started on the project. My Development Thread

Do NOT use the built-in vanilla randomization option. It will override the mod.

How to Use

• []Make sure Palworld is updated to the latest version.[/]

  []Download, extract and run the application from any folder.[/]

  []A small window may pop up where you must browse to select your Palworld installation folder.[/]

  []Select your desired randomization settings in the application, then press 'Randomize'[/]

  []After randomization completes, click 'Save PalSchema...'[/]

  Save PalSchema

  • []Extract the ZIP file into PalSchema\mods to install it.[/]

    []Delete the subfolder to uninstall it.[/]

    • []Click 'Open Spawn Editor' to view the results of randomization as well as manually change the spawns.[/]

      []More information below.[/]

      Randomization Settings

      Change what types of spawns will be affected by randomization. Unchecked boxes will be set to vanilla spawns.

      Cage camps, tower bosses, raid bosses, etc. not on this list are not affected.

      • []Overworld Pals: Affects all spawns outside of dungeons except for bosses.[/]

        []Dungeon Pals: Affects all spawns inside dungeons except for bosses.[/]

        []Dungeon Bosses: Affects bosses inside dungeons.[/]

        []Overworld Bosses: Affects bosses outside dungeons, not including tower bosses or raid bosses.[/]

        []Cages: Locked cages of Pals found at enemy camps.[/]

        []Overworld Eggs: Random eggs that spawn around the map.[/]

        []Global Spawns: Spawn tables that have spawners throughout the world. As of 1. 0, this is a single spawn table: 1% chance level 55 Dupin spawn.[/]

        []Solo Spawns: Spawn tables that contain only one possible spawn group or species of which there are many as of 1. 0. The level 55 Dupin spawn is also  a solo spawn, but the Global Spawn setting with take priority.[/]

        []Random Seed: A "seed" used by the randomizer to start the generation process. Locking this will ensure consistent results.[/]

      You can make multiple PAK mods using alternate choices from these settings to have different settings for different area types. e.g., Overworld Pals vs Overworld Bosses.

      As long as the areas chosen don't overlap between mods, there won't be a mod conflict.

      Area Group Type

      Determines how the spawn tables of each area are organized by the randomizer.

      []All Species Everywhere: All possible spawns will have a chance to appear in all areas. Random groups will be added until all species are in every spawn table.[/]

      []Custom Groups Count (Per Area): Sets an exact number of possible spawn groups in each area. Will fill each spawn table with the chosen number of random spawn groups.[/]

      []Match Vanilla Groups Count (Per Area): Each area will have the same number of groups as vanilla, swapped out with random ones.[/]

      []Global Species Swap: Every character in the vanilla spawn list will be matched with a random choice and changed one-to-one in every spawn table. It depends only on the first pal in a group and pairs it with a random group.[/]

      []No Randomization: Don't randomize the groups, the chosen options will be filters that modify the vanilla spawn tables.[/]

      []Add To Vanilla With Probability: Randomized results are appended to the vanilla spawn lists. The chance of a non-vanilla group spawning is the specified percentage.[/]

      [*]Merge Vanilla: Randomized results are merged with the vanilla spawn groups, making every group contain vanilla spawns at rough