Installation guide

01 · Client, single player and local hosting

1. Exit the game and back up the save you will use. Subscribe to this mod on Workshop and wait for Steam to finish downloading.
2. Also subscribe to UE4SS Experimental (Palworld). Each mod is independent; PalSchema and the other mods on this site are not required.
3. Enable both the mod and its dependency in the game’s mod manager. Fully exit and restart; returning to the title screen is not enough.
4. Enter a backed-up world and follow Verify in game below. Do not load both manual and Workshop copies. Disable an older manual copy using its own instructions.

If you join someone else’s server, install the client mod and send this guide to its administrator. World rules and server components need installation on that server; your subscription does not install them remotely. Local hosting loads the mod locally, but does not guarantee every guest scenario works.

02 · Linux dedicated server installation

Get the correct package

On the computer where Steam downloaded your subscription, open this folder inside your Steam library. Your library may be on another drive; the item ID is the number after id= in the Workshop URL.

steamapps/workshop/content/1623730/3808907576/

Find the separate ZIP in the Linux subdirectory. Upload it and extract it outside the game directory. The installer is inside this ZIP, not the client mod’s root folder.

Linux/AxWorkerCapacity-linux-0.1.4-rc1.zip

The installation directory must contain the files below. If the version or contents differ, check the Workshop release notes or comment on this project with the version number to confirm the complete Linux package. Do not substitute Windows DLLs, Info.json or client Scripts.

install-linux.sh
install-linux.py
package.json
SHA256SUMS.txt
Mods/AxWorkerCapacity/Scripts/
runtime/

Stop, back up and check the environment

1. Ask players to disconnect, stop the server normally and pause automatic restarts in your panel, systemd or other supervisor.
2. Back up Pal/Saved after shutdown. Record the launch command, arguments, account and working directory. The installer’s file backup is not a complete save backup.
3. Check for Linux x86_64, Python 3.9+ and fuser (usually from psmisc). Use the existing game account with write access to the game directory.
4. The game root must contain Pal/Binaries/Linux/PalServer-Linux-Shipping. Use real absolute paths without symlinks; replace the example paths below.

uname -m
python3 --version
command -v fuser

Preview the changes, then install

cd /path/to/package
sh install-linux.sh --game-root /path/to/game --dry-run

Review the result and proposed changes before running the next command. Resolve a running server, failed checksum or runtime conflict instead of bypassing the checks.

sh install-linux.sh --game-root /path/to/game

Keep the reported backup location. The installer preserves other mod entries, does not change ports, firewall rules or service configuration, and does not restart the server. It does not need your Steam password.

Installed script directory:

Pal/Binaries/Linux/Mods/AxWorkerCapacity/Scripts/

Connect it to your launch setup

Keep an existing working UE4SS launch entry. For a first installation, the installer generates the script below. Run it from the game root with your existing launch arguments.

AxModsServer.sh

In your panel or systemd service, adjust only the launch entry as needed. Preserve the account, working directory, port and bind address. Multiple mods share one UE4SS launch setup; do not start a server per mod. The installer does not edit your panel or service unit.

Containers and hosted panels require the administrator to use the actual mounted paths. If you cannot stop the server, manage files or change its launch entry, ask your host. Installing a mod does not require extra public ports.

03 · Verify loading, then gameplay

Installation success only confirms file placement. After starting, check Pal/Binaries/Linux/UE4SS.log for this mod’s loading messages and errors, then join with a matching client and verify its behavior.

Look for AxWorkerCapacity initialization and errors, then inspect the objects described below.

04 · Updates, disabling and recovery

Client update: fully exit, let Steam finish updating, then restart. Linux update: notify players → stop and pause automatic restarts → back up saves and the old package → extract outside the game directory → dry-run → install → launch through UE4SS → verify logs and behavior. Use compatible client versions. Subscribing does not update a remote Linux installation.

Handle extra slots, structures or queues as described above before disabling. Disable the client mod and fully restart. On Linux, stop the server and run this from the matching package directory:

sh install-linux.sh --game-root /path/to/game --disable

Disable this mod only; keep UE4SS when other mods use it. To enable it again, stop and repeat normal installation. File rollback or disabling does not undo saved favorites, investments, buildings or processing results.

This installer has no --restore option. For file rollback, stop and have the administrator review the reported backup and package instructions. Do not copy another mod’s restore command.

Restoring the whole Pal/Saved directory also rolls back game progress. Preserve the current state before deciding whether a save restore is necessary.

Troubleshooting

install-linux.sh is missing

Extract the separate ZIP in the Linux subdirectory, then enter the installer directory.

The server is still running

Check whether a panel or supervisor restarted it. Retry after shutdown.

Checksum or runtime conflict

Get an intact package and check the existing runtime and other mod dependencies. Do not alter checksums or delete an unknown library to bypass validation.

Installed, but no effect

Check the UE4SS launch entry, Mods/mods.txt, module directory and both versions, then inspect the objects in this guide. One random drop or an old box is not a complete test.

Comment below with game and mod versions, server type or single-player setup, steps, full error and logs from the same time. Remove accounts, private paths and addresses; passwords are not needed.

Official documentation describes Workshop folders and server loading; these Linux steps use the bundled installer. Palworld server documentation ↗