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How To Make Your Palworld Server a Community Server

Note:

If you do not see the bIsPublic variable in your PalWorldSettings.files, don’t worry—this is common with certain server versions. You can simply add it manually. Scroll to the very end of your OptionSettings string, and just before the final closing parenthesis ‘)‘, add a comma followed by the setting: ,bIsPublic=True

1. Log In to Your Panel

2. Stop Your Server

3. Select the ‘Files’ Tab

Cybrance panel 'Files' Tab outlined with arrow

4. Open the ‘PalWorldSettings.ini’ File

Navigate to:

Pal/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/PalWorldSettings.ini
'PalWorldSetting' file outlined with arrow

5. Configure the Public Settings

'bIsPublic',ServerName','ServerDescription','PublicIP', and 'PublicPort' outlined with arrow

To list your server publicly, you must edit the PalWorldSettings.ini file. Locate each variable in the table below and update its value to match your server’s details.

VariableRecommended ValueDescription
bIsPublicTRUEThe master toggle that enables public broadcasting.
ServerName"YOUR_SERVER_NAME"The name that will appear in the Community Server list.
ServerDescription"YOUR_DESCRIPTION"A short bio or list of rules for your server.
PublicIP"YOUR_SERVER_IP"Your server’s IP address (found on your dashboard).
PublicPort"YOUR_SERVER_PORT"Ensure this matches your assigned connection port.

6. Update Your Startup Arguments

Select 'Startup' outlined with arrow

Find the ‘Startup Command‘

See, is this exact code there: -publiclobby

'-publiclobby' outlined with arrow

7. Start Your Server

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