Guild Storage Bridge 2.0

⚠ FullSphereSummon Compatibility Warning

A startup-phase conflict has been confirmed when this mod is used together with FullSphereSummon. Building, summoning a Pal, or aiming immediately after entering a world or changing maps may crash the game. Known workaround: after entering a world or changing maps, wait at least 10 seconds before building, summoning a Pal, or aiming.

Guild Storage Bridge 2.0

Current version: 2.0.0

Tired of moving wood, ore, and components between bases?

This mod pools materials stored in ordinary storage chests across bases owned by the same guild. Build structures and start workbench recipes at the current base while materials are consumed from ordinary chests at other bases.

About version 2.0

Version 2.0.0 replaces the previous failed experimental build with the core runtime from Sarfflow's Integrated Storage 3.2. The upstream DLL and runtime configuration are unchanged. This project provides Steam Workshop packaging, localized descriptions, version management, and compatibility tracking.

The package has been tested with a separate Windows dedicated server and client. Cross-base construction, workbench crafting, and material refresh all completed successfully without perceptible stutter or crashes during that test.

Features

• Shares ordinary storage materials across bases owned by the same guild.
• Supports build-menu totals and actual construction consumption.
• Supports workbench recipes, batch crafting, and actual material consumption.
• Allows remote clients to display cross-base materials supplied by the server.
• Automatically detects new chests, camp changes, and rebuilt Palboxes.

Installation

• UE4SS Experimental must be installed and enabled.
• Single-player or listen host: install this mod on the game client.
• Dedicated server: install the same version on the server and every joining client.
• Fully close and restart the game and server after updating; returning to the title screen is not enough.
• Do not enable another Integrated Storage, resource-sharing, or storage-pooling mod at the same time.

Shared storage scope

Only ordinary storage chests and derived chest types are included. Feed boxes, refrigerators, production-input containers, and other containers with special gameplay logic are excluded.

Only bases owned by the same guild participate. Player inventories are not part of the cross-base pool.

Refresh behavior and usage notes

• When using FullSphereSummon, wait at least 10 seconds after entering a world or changing maps before building, summoning a Pal, or aiming.
• Opening a build or crafting menu requests and displays the current shared pool.
• After adding a chest or changing a camp, allow up to about 8 seconds and reopen the menu.
• If a remote chest changes while a menu is already open, close and reopen the menu to refresh it.
• If materials still appear insufficient, confirm they are in an ordinary chest and that the server and client use the same version.

Compatibility and validation scope

Version 2.0.0 passed a same-machine Windows dedicated-server and separate-client test. Single-player and listen-host play are supported by the upstream runtime.

Linux/Wine servers, WAN connections, multi-guild servers, and long sessions still need broader player testing. Mods that alter camp chests, material counts, Quick Stack, or item containers may conflict.

Troubleshooting and logs

• Fully restart both the client and server.
• Disable other storage-sharing mods and test again.
• Reproduce with materials that are insufficient locally but available in a remote ordinary chest.

The log file is UE4SS.log. When reporting an issue, include every line containing [ISGATE]. Dedicated-server reports require server and client logs from the same test.

Windows client:

...\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Palworld\Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log[/code]

Dedicated server:
[code]<PalServer installation folder>\Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log

Uninstallation

Fully exit the game or server, then unsubscribe. Shared relationships are created at runtime; no save conversion or repair is required.

Credits

Core runtime and original creator: Sarfflow — Integrated Storage