Repeat Craft - Auto Repeat Crafting

Automates the repetitive parts of running a base in Palworld: crafting, cake hauling, feed boxes, junk disposal, expeditions, fishing ponds, ground-drop cleanup, and pal condensing. Everything is configured in-game - you never have to edit a file.

Required: UE4SS Experimental (Palworld) - subscribe to UE4SS first, it's listed as a required item and installs automatically. After subscribing you must also tick Repeat Craft in Options > Mod Management. Subscribing alone does not enable it - that is how Palworld's mod loader works for every Workshop mod.

What it does

Repeat crafting - the original feature.

• Set a batch size on any workbench (off / 1 / 2 / 5 / ... / 9999) and it keeps producing while materials last
• Works on every workbench: Workbench, Furnace, Cooking Pot, Assembly Line, Weapon Bench
• Set a stock cap per bench: it stops re-ordering once you have enough, and resumes on its own
• Change the recipe and amounts from the overlay panel, without walking to the bench
• Settings survive relogging, and clear batch/recipe/cap on every bench at once

Breeding Farm cake balancing - Palworld's haulers fill one farm and leave the others empty. We measured 243 cakes in one farm and 0 in another.

• Keeps every farm and Ancient Breeding Device of a base stocked, and returns the surplus to storage
• Tops up from that base's chests, the Guild Chest, or your inventory - each source can be turned off
• Only moves cake the game already delivered. Nothing is created
• All five cake types; the log names the cake and the facility

Feed box restocking - keeps every feed box stocked, item by item.

• Pick the foods to distribute from the game's own category tree - each item has its own on/off switch
• Tops up any feed box below its threshold from base chests, the Guild Chest, or your inventory - each source can be turned off
• The selection list shows live stock, and the log shows every move: item x qty, from → to

Item cap / auto-disposal - your Pals keep mining until every chest is full.

• Set a cap per item, or apply one cap across a whole category at once
• Covers the whole item catalogue in the game's own category tree - ores, food, consumables, ammo, schematics, weapons and armour
• Pick which places to trim (inventory / base chests / Guild Chest) and in which order
• Shows the current stock and where it is before you commit, and asks twice; the log records before/after counts

Expedition auto-repeat - collects the rewards the moment an expedition returns, then sends it out again.

• Three ways to fill the team: the game's own auto-assign, direct selection of pals that pass your filters, or reusing the previous team
• Keep favourites out of expeditions - pals outside your favourite range get the game's own 'exclude from expeditions' flag set for you, and it keeps up as you favourite more
• Remembers the mission across restarts. If a start keeps failing it can move to another difficulty, and you can ask it to prefer harder ones
• A status screen per facility: state, destination, progress and estimated completion

Fishing pond auto-repeat - a separate feature with its own settings.

• Collects the item rewards, then re-orders the same bait rank and amount
• Collecting the caught Pals is a separate switch, off by default - it fills your Pal box
• The order is rebuilt from the game's own request data

Both push what they collect on to storage as soon as rewards arrive. You choose which categories stay in your pockets - keys, tablets, ammo, spheres and medicine are kept by default.

Nearby ground-drop pickup - opt-in, off by default. Collects loaded item drops on the ground near you.

• Pickup radius (1-500m) and interval (5-300s), both adjustable
• Three destination-priority patterns, plus nearest/farthest first and an option to clear the longest-lying drops first
• Shows a list of detected drops with distance, in-range status, and pickup results
• Uses the game's own request and readback path; uncertain results are never resent

Pal condensing and butchering - both consume pals permanently, so they are locked down hard.

• Off by default, and still dry-run (logs only) until you explicitly disable dry-run
• Favourites are protected by the default rank filter; Lucky, awakened, nicknamed, stat-enhanced and party members are protected by default
• Pick the species from four angles: what you currently own (Pal Box / base / party), the ones your fishing ponds bring in, by Paldeck number, or by which material they drop (150+ materials). Alpha and ordinary forms are listed side by side
• Narrow it further by level, condense rank, IVs, Pal Souls, passive count, a specific passive, or friendship - set separately for what gets condensed and what gets consumed
• Sort the species list enabled-first, or by how many you own
• Separate clean-up for mutation pals, with an option to keep one male and one female of each

The overlay panel (F4)

• Lists every bench with recipe, batch, status, progress, base stock and coordinates
• A production-rate ranking, a stock ranking and a material-shortage watchlist
• Show, hide and reorder the columns; scale the panel; optionally mark enabled options with a dot so you are not relying on colour alone
• Optionally hide the vanilla HUD, either always or only while the panel is open
• Per-feature logs that stay in the history instead of scrolling away
• F2 opens the settings menu: every feature above, plus key rebinding
• Japanese / English / Simplified Chinese, picked up from your game language