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What admin commands can I use in my Palworld server?

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Palworld's admin commands let you kick and ban players, teleport, broadcast messages and save the world. You can type them in the game's chat or on the control panel's Console tab.

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In the game

  1. Log in as admin first: press Enter to open the chat and type /AdminPassword, a space and your admin password. See How to become an Admin in your Palworld server.
  2. Type commands in the chat, starting with /.

From the control panel

  1. Sign in to the control panel at panel.chicagoservers.co and open your Palworld server.
  2. Open the Console tab and type a command without the slash, for example ShowPlayers or Save. The console sends it over RCON with your admin password, so it works once the world has loaded.

Commands

  • /Shutdown {Seconds} {MessageText}: shuts the server down after the number of seconds you give, and shows players your message.
  • /DoExit: stops the server at once.
  • /Broadcast {MessageText}: sends a message to every player on the server.
  • /KickPlayer {PlayerID}: kicks a player.
  • /BanPlayer {PlayerID}: bans a player.
  • /UnBanPlayer {PlayerID}: lifts a ban.
  • /TeleportToPlayer {PlayerID}: teleports you to a player.
  • /TeleportToMe {PlayerID}: teleports a player to you.
  • /ShowPlayers: lists the players online, with their IDs.
  • /Info: shows server information.
  • /Save: saves the world.
  • /ToggleSpectate: switches you to spectator mode and back.

To stop or restart the server, the Stop and Restart buttons in the control panel are safer: they save the world first.

Player IDs

Run /ShowPlayers to see who is online and their IDs, and copy the ID exactly as it's shown. For Steam players it's their SteamID, a 17-digit number such as 76561198000000000. Some guides write it with a steam_ prefix (steam_76561198000000000): if one form doesn't work, try the other. Xbox and PlayStation players don't have a SteamID: use the ID ShowPlayers lists for them.

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