PalBetterStorage

Stop flying home for twenty ingots.

The ore is at your mining base. The ingots are back at the first camp. The furnace you want to build is right here, and the icon is grey.

PalBetterStorage turns every base camp your guild owns into one shared material pool. Build here, spend from there. No running, no ferrying, no chest roulette.

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What changes

• The build menu stops lying to you. Counts, tooltips and the grey-out state add up every base you own — not just the chests within walking distance.
• Crafting sees the same totals. If the guild has the materials somewhere, the recipe is available.
• And it actually pays for it. Place the building and the missing materials leave the remote base's chests for real. This is the hard part, and it works.
• The base camp item dispenser lists the cross-base totals too.

What it doesn't do

No new building to unlock. No extra UI to learn. No keybinds to remember. Nothing on your screen moves — the numbers just stop pretending your other bases don't exist.

It never touches your item stacks directly either: every deduction goes through the game's own authoritative path, the same one vanilla uses.

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Multiplayer

Install it on the server AND on every client. The client works out the totals; only the server is allowed to spend what sits in another base. Client-only against a plain server means numbers that look right and a build that refuses.

Tested on a real Windows dedicated server, not just in singleplayer.

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Something's wrong?

Fully restart both the client and the server first -- a reload isn't enough. Then turn off any other storage-sharing mod and try again. If you can, reproduce it with materials that are short in the base you're standing in and sitting in an ordinary chest somewhere else.

Then send me the log. It's called UE4SS.log: - Client: ...\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Palworld\Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log - Dedicated server: <your PalServer folder>\Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log

Paste the whole file to pastebin.com and drop the link in the comments. Don't trim it -- the part that solves it is usually somewhere you'd never think to keep, and the log already tells me which version you're on. On a dedicated server I need both logs, client and server, from the same session.