Transferring a Palworld save file to a GameTeam dedicated server is not a process supported by in-game mechanics or official methods. It is, however, possible to move the world file using specific procedures. User progress cannot be transferred and will be lost upon moving the save file.
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Pre-transfer Requirements
- Ensure the GameTeam dedicated server is offline.
- Access the server’s control panel with required permissions.
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File Location
- Locate your Palworld save game within the server’s file manager:
Pal » Saved
Downloading the World File
- Navigate to the control panel’s file manager.
- Find your Palworld save game.
- Select the three dots next to the file.
- Choose ‘archive’ to compress the world files into a .zip file.
- After the zip file is created, download it by clicking the three dots and selecting ‘download’.
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Uploading a World File (.zip)
Option 1: Prepared .zip File
- Drag and drop the .zip file onto the website, or use the ‘upload’ button.
- Post-upload, select the three dots at the file’s end.
- Choose ‘unarchive’ to unzip.
- Ensure the world file is listed in the directory.
Option 2: SFTP Upload
- Use this method if:
- You cannot create a .zip file.
- World size exceeds 100MB.
- Follow the comprehensive SFTP tutorial available on to transfer files from PC to panel.
Post-transfer Steps
- Once the world file is in place, restart your GameTeam dedicated server.
Important Notes
- User data is non-transferable and will be reset.
- Perform these actions while the server is offline to prevent file corruption.
Additional Assistance
- For those new to GameTeam servers, refer to available plans and pricing.
- For detailed assistance, contact GameTeam support directly.
By following these directives, you can move your Palworld save to your GameTeam dedicated server, bearing in mind that user progress will not be retained.
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