Updraft Elevator

1.1.1 · ourongxing

Build updraft elevators and press jump inside their range to launch into the air using the game's original updraft jump animation.

Features and usage

• Small: default height 8 m, area diameter 2 m.
• Medium: default height 16 m, area diameter 4 m.
• Large: default height 32 m, area diameter 6 m.
• Overlapping updrafts use the highest lift setting.

Unlock all three sizes at level 9 in Ancient Technology for 1 Ancient Technology Point. Each elevator costs 10 Paldium Fragments, 30 Stone, and 3 Ancient Civilization Parts.

Place elevators from the Infrastructure/Updraft Elevator section of the build menu. Completed elevators are invisible. To dismantle one, enter disassembly mode and aim at the base of the updraft.

Installation

[olist] [*]Subscribe to and enable the required mods: UE4SSExperimentalPW, PalSchema. [*]Enable this mod in the game's Mod Management menu. [*]Fully exit the game, then launch it again. [/olist]

Configuration

Edit [noparse]Mods/NativeMods/UE4SS/Mods/UpdraftElevator/Scripts/config.lua[/noparse] under your Palworld installation, save your changes, then fully exit and restart the game.

[noparse]Small[/noparse], [noparse]Medium[/noparse], and [noparse]Large[/noparse] set the lift height for each size in metres. Defaults are 8, 16, and 32. Values from 0.1 to 1000, including decimals, are supported; invalid values use the defaults.

Building and technology text supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and English. Other languages use English. Restart the game after changing its language.

Report a problem

Report problems on GitHub Issues: https://github.com/ourongxing/PalMods/issues

Please include:

• The mod name, game and mod versions, and game language.
• Whether you are playing alone, hosting co-op, joining another player, or using a dedicated server.
• Steps to reproduce the problem, expected and actual behavior, relevant screenshots, and other enabled mods.

Without the UE4SS log, I cannot diagnose and fix bugs. Please attach the complete [noparse]UE4SS.log[/noparse] from the session where the problem occurred.

In Steam, right-click Palworld → Manage → Browse local files, then open [noparse]Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log[/noparse]. For example, with the game installed on drive G: [noparse]G:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Palworld\Mods\NativeMods\UE4SS\UE4SS.log[/noparse]

Use your own drive letter and Steam library location. Copy the log before launching the game again so the record of the problem is not overwritten.

Source code

Open source under GPL-3.0. https://github.com/ourongxing/PalMods