Palcraft

Test Build — Back Up Your Saves Before Playing

This is a test build under active development. Please back up both your Palworld and Palcraft saves before playing, and consider trying it in a test world first.

Palcraft 1.0.5

A Minecraft mod for Palworld. Bring the familiar world of blocks together with Pals: build a home, create your own places, and turn your ideas into somewhere you can walk through. Let your creativity loose alongside your Pals.

A building blueprint system helps you plan and build, and the Ender Dragon is here as well. See the screenshots for more of what you can create.

Native Implementation & Future Plans Palcraft implements its block and interaction systems directly within Palworld's engine. It does not run a separate Minecraft instance or composite the output of two games through a bridge.

The current testing baseline is Windows single-player. Support for server environments is planned.

Setup & Controls Subscribe to and enable UE4SS Experimental (Palworld), PalSchema and Palcraft, then fully restart the game. Installation is handled by the in-game MOD manager.

Press Alt+C to enter or leave MC mode, B to open the building catalog, and Alt+B to confirm building placement. The interface follows the game language and supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and English.

The Ender Dragon is included. When updating, avoid enabling an older standalone Ender Dragon package alongside Palcraft. Currently, obtaining the Ender Dragon requires an item-spawning tool that supports modded items. Ender Dragon Eggs will be added to raid boss loot in a future update.

Save Backups Palworld saves: [code]%LOCALAPPDATA%/Pal/Saved/SaveGames[/code] Palcraft saves: [code]%LOCALAPPDATA%/Pal/Saved/Palcraft[/code]

Community & Support Discord: Join the community

A Note from the Author After seeing projects that brought Minecraft together with other games, I initially hoped to use that cross-game approach to provide the terrain and building capabilities I needed for some of my other mods.

Once I tried it, I found that making those environments work with Palworld's collision, navigation and gameplay required much more adaptation than I had expected. I eventually chose to implement the systems directly within Palworld's engine, which gradually became Palcraft.

I hope it can serve as a foundation for my future mods while giving everyone more room to use their imagination in Palworld.